The Best Spy Shots For The Week Of August 1st

Motor1.com put up spy shots of oncoming vehicles almost daily and sometimes more than that. If you want to stay up to date with the latest developments, check out the list of all development vehicles from last week.

The Audi Q6 E-Tron will be an electric crossover using a PPE platform like the Porsche Macan EV. This model will be available as a standard boxy model or a slimmer Sportback. Later, Audi will get a high-performance RS model.

BMW is working on the next generation of the X3. It has a boxier and more sculpted appearance than the current model. This spy shot includes a look at the plug-in hybrid variant.

Chevrolet is developing a hybrid-powered Corvette E-Ray, and here’s what it looks like inside. This one is clearly still in the pretty early stages of work, judging by all the exposed wires.

This is our first look at the Ford Bronco Sport Heritage edition. This one has a grille from Big Bend and wheels from Badlands. There don’t seem to be any significant stylistic changes.

This Hyundai Kona is under heavy camouflage, including the cladding on the nose and rear. The cover on the front grille hides the charging port. Look for models that will debut in early 2023.

The Mercedes GLB received a minor refresh that includes an updated nose and slight changes to the taillights. We expect the revised model to debut next year.

Here’s the new GLC Coupe in regular trim and in sporty AMG guise. Look for them to debut later this year.

Mercedes is working on the luxury-focused version of the Maybach EQS SUV. Compared to the standard version, there are revisions to the nose and tail. Inside, expect nicer materials and lots of luxury amenities.

This is the next generation of the Mini Cooper Hardtop. Specifically, this is a John Cooper Works hot hatch. It has an aggressive front fascia with square inlets at the corners. The style is very similar to the current model.

The Porsche 718 Boxster Spyder RS ​​will be the equivalent of the 718 Cayman GT4 RS but with the ability to open the roof. It features an aggressive body with a large front splitter, NACA channels on the hood, and center-lock wheels.

It seems that Porsche is developing a higher-performance version of the Panamera. This one sports a center lock wheel, and a large brake rotor is visible behind it. There is also tape on the front bumper and fenders to hide modifications to the body.

Development of the Rolls-Royce Specter is going well. This spy shot includes a look inside the cabin. There are digital displays for instruments and infotainment in one bezel on the dashboard