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  Genesis will showcase its striking X Speedium Coupé EV concept at the   Goodwood Festival of Speed  next month, giving clues as to what future EVs from the premium Korean marque will look like. The  Genesis  X Speedium Coupé is described as a "freestyle" design exercise based on last year's  X Concept , led by chief creative officer Luc Donckerwolke, to show the evolution of the brand's Athletic Elegance design language. It will be shown alongside the all-electric  Genesis Electrified GV70  SUV, also making its European debut at the West Sussex event, ahead of a market launch in the coming months. With a maximum output of 482bhp and a range of more than 310 miles, the Korean firm claims that the all-electric version of the  Genesis GV70  will set “a new standard for luxury electric SUVs”.  The Speedium concept takes its name from a Korean race track, which Genesis says reinforces its commitment t...

  Peugeot has confirmed a new model called the Peugeot 408 will be revealed on 22 June, which is expected to sit between the   Peugeot 308   hatchback and   Peugeot 3008   SUV. The French maker said the model “combines the characteristic codes of SUVs with a dynamic fastback silhouette”. Previously thought to be called the Peugeot 4008 and a coupe-SUV sibling to the 3008, the 408 name announced today suggests it will instead be more focused on fastback saloon design while still being high-riding. Alongside the 408 name confirmation,  Peugeot  has released an image of the car’s front, which shows an evolution of the Peugeot’s current grille. Horizontal lines are body-coloured and become thicker as the grille extends towards the side of the car. Commenting on the model, Peugeot said: “In terms of design and engineering, the search for high efficiency and the desire to offer new experiences were at the heart of the development of the new Peugeot 408....

  Lexus is developing an electric supercar to serve as a spiritual successor to  the LFA , due for launch by 2030, and will show off the concept version in public for the first time at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Originally shown as part of the shock unveiling of  15 new Toyota and Lexus EV concepts , the supercar will be one of the EVs launched by  Lexus  as it ramps up to phasing out combustion. It will make its public debut in Sussex from 23-26 June alongside the all-new  Lexus RZ450e  electric SUV and the updated version of the  Lexus UX 300e  crossover.  Lexus will offer an EV in all segments by 2030, by which point it will sell only electric cars in China, Europe and North America, and in 2035 it will end ICE car sales altogether.