Bentley has unveiled a redesigned logo, its fifth iteration in 106 years, featuring a sharper, more modern design inspired by a peregrine falcon's wings. The new logo will debut on a concept car set for July 8, coinciding with the opening of a new design studio in England.

The second phase of the Global Sources Hong Kong Shows opened at AsiaWorld-Expo from April 18 to 21. The event combines four major trade shows and focuses on innovation, trend insights, and product sourcing. Over 2,000 companies showcased 150,000 innovative products, including AI smart wearables, AR/VR technology, and smart home solutions. The exhibition aims to help businesses navigate global trade barriers and develop precise risk management strategies. The Global Sources Innovation Awards ceremony and the Global Sources Summit were held during the event, highlighting industry trends and innovation.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer and President Donald Trump discussed 'productive negotiations' towards a US-UK 'economic prosperity deal' in a phone call on Sunday. They agreed that negotiations would continue 'at pace' this week. The leaders also discussed Ukraine and the need to keep up pressure on Putin. Mr. Trump announced a new 25% tariff on all imported cars, which could affect UK car manufacturers like Jaguar Land Rover, Bentley, Aston Martin, and Rolls-Royce. The UK government has indicated it would not retaliate against these tariffs, similar to its response to previous tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

This article discusses the Volkswagen Touareg, a flagship SUV that appeals to buyers valuing substance over style. The Touareg, in its third generation, has undergone a facelift and is priced from R1,491,300 to R1,799,200. It shares architecture with the Audi Q7, Porsche Cayenne, and Bentley Bentayga. The Touareg is praised for its build quality, diesel engine performance, and digital cabin upgrades. It appeals to buyers who prefer practicality and quality over flashy design.