Germany's Wiesmann is almost ready to show us a new sports car based on a newly developed platform and featuring a BMW M V-8. The reveal isn't scheduled to happen until 2020 but Wiesmann said to expect a design resembling a modern interpretation of the previous MF5.
Volocopter's autonomous flying taxi service took a major step toward becoming a reality with a successful public trial in Germany. The trial took place at Daimler's headquarters. In case you didn't know, the German auto giant was an early investor in Volocopter.
Volkswagen's Tesla Model Y fighter, the ID 4, has been spotted. The small electric SUV is due in 2020 and fortunately we'll get to see it here in the United States.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Wiesmann's new sports car coming in 2020 with BMW M V-8
Volocopter autonomous air taxi demonstrated at Daimler headquarters
2021 Volkswagen ID 4 (Crozz) spy shots
First drive: The 2020 Ford Escape you want has two last names
Tiff Needell fired from "Fifth Gear"
VW's US electric-car pricing: “Apples to apples” vs. internal combustion
Design sketches that led to the mid-engine C8 2020 Chevrolet Corvette
Car ownership costs hit record high
Second "Ford v. Ferrari" trailer shows lots of racing and drama
Sun sets on Chevy Malibu Hybrid sedan for 2020, model discontinued
