BMW’s 8-Series has been spotted again, this time in convertible form. The new 2-door debuts later this year as the flagship of the German automaker's lineup.
Fisker’s EMotion electric sedan has made its debut at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show currently underway in Las Vegas. The car is due to enter production late next year with a 400-mile lithium-ion battery. However, Fisker is promising even more range once the car is fitted with a still-in-development solid-state battery.
Kia also used CES to unveil an electric car. The Korean automaker rolled out the Niro EV concept, which previews a production model due later this year with over 200 miles of range.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
2020 BMW 8-Series Convertible spy shots and video
Fisker EMotion debuts at CES, promised for 2019 with 400-mile range
Kia Niro EV concept with 238-mile range debuts at 2018 CES
The best new car features of 2018
New Silverado 4500HD/5500HD trucks coming to join Chevy’s commercial fleet
German magazine compares real-world electric-car ranges, efficiencies in cold weather
Driver in BMW M5 sets 232.5-mile record for longest drift
Takata airbag recall grows by 3.3 million more cars
Fisker solid-state battery promises 500-mile range, 1-minute charging
Virginia proposes state-tax rebate up to $3,500 for electric-car purchase
