BMW’s next-generation EV family, known as the Neue Klasse, is coming soon. The vehicles will be built all over the globe, including at BMW’s historic plant in Munich, Germany, whether the automaker just announced that only EVs will be built after 2027.
Cadillac’s Celestiq flagship is undergoing final testing ahead of the start of deliveries this spring, and an uncamouflaged prototype has been spotted. The prototype was stopped by the side of the road due to a breakdown, and its driver had popped the front trunk.
A new series about NASCAR featuring a similar format to the popular “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” series is coming to Netflix. The series will span five episodes and a teaser trailer released this week gives a taste of what’s to come.
You’ll find these stories and more in today’s car news, right here at Motor Authority.
BMW will only build EVs in Munich after 2027
2024 Cadillac Celestiq spied with frunk open
Netflix’s « NASCAR: Full Speed” gets a trailer, Jan. 30 release
Honda Pilot vs. Honda Passport: Compare Crossover SUVs
Google Chrome is coming to cars
2024 Tesla Model 3 Highland update arrives in the US
Continental unveils transparent infotainment display made of Swarovski Crystal
Review: 2023 Ford Mustang Mach-E
Sony and Honda-backed Afeela shows updated version of debut sedan
Analysts: EVs will keep gaining US market share in 2024
