A redesigned BMW X2 is on its way, and this time it will also come in an electric version. The electric X2, which is expected to be badged as the iX2, has been teased by BMW with a single image. However, it has not been confirmed whether the electric X2 will be available in the U.S. market.
Subaru is also making headlines with a hotter variant of its popular WRX. This new variant, called the WRX TR, has been teased by Subaru with a single image. The teaser suggests that the car spotted testing back in May by spy photographers is indeed the new WRX TR. Subaru claims that the WRX TR will be sharper and more focused on the needs of driving enthusiasts.
In other news, a North Carolina-based company led by veterans is now offering electric vehicle (EV) conversions for classic Land Rovers. The company replaces the old and often unreliable running gear of classic Land Rovers, such as the original Defender, with a 600-horsepower electric powertrain sourced from salvaged Teslas. One of the converted Land Rovers is featured in the latest episode of “Jay Leno’s Garage,” hosted by the famous comedian and car enthusiast.
These are just a few of the exciting stories making waves in the world of car news. For more updates and insights, keep reading Motor Authority.
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The redesigned 2024 BMW X2 has been teased in its electric guise. BMW has released a single image of the electric X2, giving a glimpse of what’s to come. The automaker has not yet confirmed whether the electric X2 will be available in the U.S. market, leaving fans and enthusiasts eagerly waiting for further updates.
Subaru has also piqued the interest of car enthusiasts with the upcoming release of the WRX TR. Teased with a single image, Subaru promises a sharper and more focused driving experience with this new variant. The WRX TR has been the subject of spy photos since May, and Subaru’s announcement has only heightened anticipation for its official debut on October 7.
Meanwhile, a North Carolina company founded by veterans is making waves with its EV conversions for classic Land Rovers. By replacing the old and unreliable running gear of classic Land Rovers like the original Defender, the company transforms these iconic vehicles into powerful electric machines. The 600-horsepower electric powertrain used in the conversions is sourced from salvaged Teslas, providing a sustainable and high-performance solution for classic car enthusiasts. Jay Leno, also known for his love of cars, features one of these converted Land Rovers in the latest episode of “Jay Leno’s Garage,” offering an in-depth look at the transformation and its capabilities.
In addition to these exciting developments, Nissan has also revealed what’s new for 2024. While specific details are not yet available, Nissan enthusiasts can expect fresh updates and innovations from the automaker in the near future.
On the racing front, fans can look forward to a tribute to the famous movie “Talladega Nights” in the form of race cars competing in the 2023 YellaWood 500. These tribute cars will pay homage to the beloved film and bring entertainment to racing enthusiasts.
In global news, New Zealand’s Rodin has announced its application for entry into Formula 1. While this announcement doesn’t guarantee a spot on the grid, it showcases the ambition and talent of the New Zealand-based company.
For those interested in electric vehicles, a review of the 2024 Kia EV9 SUV highlights its commitment to the EV market. The family-sized EV offers an impressive driving experience and showcases Kia’s dedication to building sustainable transportation solutions. Additionally, the 2024 Kia EV9 electric three-row SUV will be introduced with a price starting below $60,000, making it an affordable option in the EV market.
For SUV enthusiasts, a comparison between the Honda Pilot and Ford Explorer provides insights into the strengths and features of these popular models. From performance to interior space, this comparison helps potential buyers make an informed decision.
Lastly, a car enthusiast in the UK is planning to create his own Group-C inspired race car for the road. Drawing inspiration from the legendary Group C racing series, which captivated motorsport fans in the 1980s and 1990s, this ambitious project aims to bring the spirit of racing to public roads.
From electric vehicles to high-performance variants and nostalgic racing tributes, the world of cars is full of exciting updates and innovations. Stay tuned to Motor Authority for the latest news, reviews, and insights on all things automotive.
