World Car Awards

With a successful voyage of about 35 years in Formula 1 and more than 200 victories for his designed cars, Red Bull Racing's Adrian Newey is a well-known name in the industry.

The 2022 World Car Awards have entered their final stage as the jurors have announced the Top Ten and Top Five finalists in the following six award categories – World Car of the Year, World Electric Vehicle, World Urban Car, World Luxury Car, World Performance Car and World Car Design of the Year.

Last year, Tata Motors' former design chief Pratap Bose was a shortlist in the top five finalists for the 2021 World Car Person of the Year award. And this time, it's the turn of Shailesh Chandra (President – PVBU, Tata Motors) to represent Tata Motors for this prestigious accolade.

The Road to the 2020 World Car Awards, which made its first stop in the United States for the 6th Annual L.A Test Drives in November 2019, comes to an end today. Here's a look at all the big winners of the 2020 World Car Awards.

In the build up to the announcement of the 2020 World Car Awards winners coming up in 33 days from now on the 8th of April, 2020, the finalists in each of the five categories have been revealed today. With this announcement, the 2020 World Car Awards.

For the 6th consecutive year, the Road to the World Car Awards made its annual stop in California, in November, for the 2020 L.A. Test Drives. The journey, which began in Frankfurt on September 10, 2019, follows 86 international automotive journalists who make-up the jury panel for the WCA.

Members of the World Car Awards jury from around the world converge at The Westin in Pasadena – just a stone’s throw from the Angeles Crest Highway, arguably one of the best driving roads in the world – to test roughly two dozen of the World Car Awards contenders for the subsequent year.

Apart from being crowned as the World Car of the Year, Jaguar's all-electric I-Pace also bagged Green Car of the Year and Design of the Year awards at the 2019 World Car Awards. Winners in other categories include the Audi A7, Suzuki Jimny and McLaren 720S.

Following the announcement of the top ten finalists for the 2019 World Car Awards, esteemed jury members have further increased the excitement with the announcement of the 'Top Three In The World' finalists at the ongoing Geneva International Motor Show.

A panel of seventy-five selectively chosen international automotive journalists selected the following cars as the World Car of the Year’s participants in the World Car of the Year, World Luxury Car and World Performance Car categories by secret ballot. These