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Welcome internet, to the McLaren 765LT, the latest Macca to get the Longtail treatment and a car that produces a whopping 45bhp more than the already-ballistic 720S. But that’s not all. Increased downforce and reduced weight – some 80kgs less – makes you wonder: just how much could this new McLaren trouble the Senna?
Ok, so it’s just a ‘concept’, but this 530bhp electric saloon closely previews BMW’s production i4 due in 2021. And boring though it is to draw comparisons with Tesla on every electric car story, this one matters. Because like the massive-selling Tesla, this BMW is a compact saloon with superb range and acceleration. But don’t stop there. Let Jack Rix guide you through the design and thinking behind BMW’s next-gen EV, then leave your thoughts on it below.
This is the new Koenigsegg Gemera, and it is a family car. Indeed, we know this because it has four seats, hot and cold cupholders, and the ability to store four adults’ carry-on luggage. Also, this is the new Koenigsegg Gemera, and it is absolutely mind-blowingly nuts. It has 1,700bhp, 2,580lb ft of torque, the ability to go from 0-62mph in 1.9s and up to 250mph in “record matching pace”. And that’s not all – the powertrain is bonkers too. Join Top Gear magazine's Jack Rix as he talks to boss Christian von Koenigsegg himself about this insane Mega GT then let us know what you think below.