This Week’s Highlights
Six-cylinder redemption, Ferrari’s electric future taking shape, and Toyota’s family SUV going fully battery-powered headline another major shift toward performance and electrification.
2027 Mercedes-AMG GLC53 Returns to Inline-Six Power
Mercedes-AMG reintroduces straight-six performance to the GLC53, replacing the four-cylinder setup with a 3.0-litre turbocharged engine supported by mild-hybrid tech. With rear-axle steering, Drift Mode, and sharper chassis tuning, the new model leans harder into driver engagement while keeping everyday SUV practicality intact.
Ferrari Reveals First EV Name: Luce
Ferrari confirms its first fully electric model will be called Luce, emphasizing a minimalist, driver-focused interior rather than a screen-dominated cabin. Built in Maranello with in-house electric components, the car aims to deliver emotional engagement and balance instead of chasing headline range figures.
2027 Toyota Highlander Goes Fully Electric
Toyota reinvents the Highlander as a dedicated three-row EV, offering up to 515 km of range and up to 338 hp in AWD form. With a modernized design, large digital displays, and standard driver-assistance tech, the electric Highlander marks a decisive shift for one of Toyota’s core family models.
