Volkswagen’s ID.Buzz is already on sale abroad however the electrical van will lastly attain U.S. showrooms later this 12 months. The rationale for the delay is that the U.S. will get a long-wheelbase model that is nonetheless in growth, and one of many prototypes was lately snapped by our spy photographer.

The 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 6, a modern electrical sedan that includes sturdy Porsche and Mercedes-Benz vibes, goes on sale this spring. Pricing info has been launched and the figures are comparable with the Tesla Mannequin 3, however the Ioniq 6 has the vary benefit.

Bentley’s twin-turbo 6.0-liter W-12 engine is on its manner out, the automaker has confirmed. The ultimate and strongest model of the distinctive engine would be the limited-edition Batur coupe, of which simply 18 examples will probably be constructed. Velocity variations of different fashions have it, too, and a few construct spots are nonetheless obtainable.

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