2024 McLaren 750S, 2024 Range Rover Sport SV: This Week’s Top Photos

McLaren upgraded the 720S and rebranded it a 750S in the process. The basic formula stays the same, but almost every major aspect has been enhanced in some way, including power output from the familiar twin-turbo 4.0-liter V-8 engine.

Shelby American launched its first electric vehicle in the form of a tuned Ford Mustang Mach-E. Rather than increasing horsepower, the modifications focus on handling and styling improvements.

Mercedes-Benz unveiled a redesigned E-Class. While the newcomer may look similar to the outgoing model, there’s a new platform, a longer wheelbase, and a much more advanced interior. There’s no longer a V-8 option, and that will likely also extend to the future E 63 from AMG.

Chevrolet’s redesigned Colorado has just spawned a ZR2 off-road model for 2023, but come the 2024 model year there will be a more capable ZR2 Bison grade. Teaser photos released this week hint at some of the upgrades that will feature.

A future vehicle we spied this week was the successor to the Range Rover Sport SVR. The newcomer will be called the Range Rover Sport SV, and it’s set for debut on May 31.

We also spotted a prototype for the redesigned BMW M5, and this time the test vehicle sported the production-bound lights and wheels. The new super sedan will feature a hybrid powertrain, but there are rumors of a fully electric powertrain as an alternative at some point.

We also spent some time testing the redesigned BMW M2. The new car sticks with a proven formula that involves a high-performance inline-6, rear-wheel drive, and the choice of manual or automatic transmissions.

And finally, the Swedish company NEVS has gone into hibernation a decade after its battle to save Saab. This week we learned of a secret project at NEVS for an electric sedan with in-wheel motors.