Future Cars in Spy Shots: Nov 6, 2023

New Cars: Audi Q6, BMW 1 Series, Mercedes-AMG, Ford Electic SUV

Motor1 frequently displays incriminating photographs of forthcoming automobiles all the time, and sometimes even more copiously. So as to stay up-to-the-minute with the most recent upcoming debuts, take a peek at this showcasing of snapshots of advancement models in the prior week.

Spotted testing wearing its production-ready bodywork, the new Audi Q6 E-Tron appears with a more aerodynamic tail than its standard counterpart. It sports angular headlamps and extending tail lamps, riding on Volkswagen Group’s Premium Platform Electric (PPE) foundation – which is similar to that of the upcoming Porsche Macan EV.

BMW could be making the 1 Series even hotter. We speculate that this is the transformed M135i which may now be called the M140i. The power output could expand to 315hp from its present 302 hp. We anticipate the arrival of this car will happen either before the end of 2021 or in the commencement of 2024.

This design from Ford is said to be their largest forthcoming electrical crossover vehicle, located above the Mustang Mach-E and upcoming Explorer EV. The current sobriquet is ‘Sport Crossover’, however that designation could well alter in the near future. Look forward to additional information to arrive in 2024.

Mercedes is introducing the brand-new CLE-Class to supersede the C- and E-Class coupes and convertibles. These specimens boast a perfected body form clothed in AMG dress. Seemingly, they feature an upgraded version of the 3.0-liter inline-six utilized in vehicles such as the CLE 450 4Matic that packs amplified power.

Nismo is drawing attention to the Nissan Ariya electric SUV, updating it with a meaner look. An overhauled front fascia, an aerodynamic rear wing, a decklid spoiler, and a more robust rear bumper have all been utilized, although so far performance upgrades remain unclear.

For several decades, the Volkswagen Transporter has been a staple of the carmaker’s lineup, and its newest generation appears to benefit from VW’s collaborative efforts with Ford. This van appears to be only slightly modified from the Ford Transit Custom, with certain decals alerting to its electrified make.