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Chinese luxury brand Hongqi is set to launch a range of high-end vehicles, starting with a hypercar penned by Walter de Silva. The hypercar features a V-8-based plug-in hybrid powertrain good for 1,400 hp, and will be built at a new plant to be constructed in Italy.
Honda is planning an electric SUV based on General Motors’ Ultium platform. It will be called the Prologue, and prototypes point to the vehicle being a close relative of the Chevrolet Blazer EV. Both electric SUVs are due for the 2024 model year.
Maserati is taking its MC20 racing next year in the SRO-sanctioned GT2 European Series, and has provided a first look at the new race car based on the mid-engine supercar. It means Maserati will soon be racing in both Formula E and a GT series.
You’ll find these stories and more in today’s car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Silk-FAW plans Italian factory for high-end Hongqis, starting with 1,400-hp S9 hypercar
2024 Honda Prologue spy shots: Electric SUV based on GM Ultium platform spotted
Maserati MC20 to go racing, starting with GT2 European Series
2023 Toyota Sequoia review
2023 Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing Track Edition revealed, only 297 to be built
GM wants to answer your questions about EVs—yes, even some of the tough ones
New VIN law driven by Barrett-Jackson goes into effect
2023 Toyota Sequoia hybrid outlasts SUV rivals with 22 mpg
Lamborghini teases off-road Huracan
Sono Sion EV production form revealed, claims up to 152 miles a week from solar
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