BMW has been spotted testing a prototype for the redesigned X3 at the Nürburgring. Compared to earlier test vehicles, this prototype had less camouflage gear, giving us a better look at the upcoming SUV. The new X3 is expected to feature evolutionary styling, an advanced interior, and the option of both internal-combustion and electric powertrains.
In other automotive news, Manthey-Racing has been seen working on upgrades for the latest Porsche 911 GT3 RS. Although it is still in the early stages of development, we can anticipate similar upgrades to what Manthey offered for the previous 911 GT3 RS. These upgrades will likely focus on aerodynamics, brakes, and suspension.
Toyota has also been out testing what is believed to be a GRMN Supra. GRMN is the designation for range-topping road cars from Toyota’s Gazoo Racing motorsports division. For the Supra, this designation could mean a new engine with close to 500 horsepower.
Specialty Vehicle Engineering (SVE) has returned with another Yenko-branded Camaro. This special edition marks the end of production for the current Camaro generation and offers enhanced performance and unique styling.
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Ferrari has unveiled the 296 Challenge race car, which is derived from the 296 GTB supercar. This race car is specifically designed for the one-make Ferrari Challenge race series and features a powerful V6 engine producing 690 horsepower.
Mercedes-Benz has introduced the 2025 AMG GLC 63 S E Performance, which we had the opportunity to test this week. This new version of the GLC 63 swaps out a V8 engine for an electrified 4-cylinder powertrain, resulting in an impressive 671 horsepower.
Lastly, Toyota will be showcasing an electric sports car concept at the 2023 Tokyo Auto Show. While there have been hints of a production electric sports car from Toyota, the final decision has not yet been made.
These recent developments highlight the ongoing innovation and technological advancements in the automotive industry. From redesigned SUVs with electric powertrains to high-performance race cars and electrified sports car concepts, automakers are continuously pushing boundaries and providing exciting options for consumers.
