Car News

When we’re not creating it ourselves, the CarAdvice team spends a lot of time finding and consuming motoring content from all over the world. Here’s a handful of the articles, videos and social media posts that most caught our eye last week. Some of them are brand-new, others have been online for a while. Enjoy them – just not too much, okay?

Porsche has released the first official image of the next-generation (992) 911, albeit covered in camouflage. As you can probably tell, the design team has stuck with its 'evolutionary' theme. After more than five decades of rear-engined sports cars that all look similar, that shouldn't come as a surprise. The release accompanying the image includes conversations with the head of the 911 model line, August Achleitner.

The new-generation Audi A6 has been teased on an online video this week, ahead of a likely debut at the Geneva motor show next month. A firm reveal date is yet to be detailed, but it appears Audi is preparing its new large car for the public very shortly – perhaps as soon as the Geneva motor show, commencing late next week. We've published plenty of spy images of the new A6, which will once again be offered in both sedan and 'Avant' wagon body styles globally.

The Cupra Ibiza prototype has been revealed at the launch of Seat's sporty sub-brand, previewing a potential production model. Despite being just a show car, the Cupra Ibiza looks very close to production ready, using the more pedestrian Seat Ibiza as a base – which itself shares its underpinnings with the Volkswagen Polo. Reports out of Europe claim the fate of the prototype will rely on customer feedback, but we can't imagine a negative response to a hot, small car.

The upcoming Toyota Supra has been spied wearing less camouflage this week, ahead of an anticipated reveal later this year. Compared to previous spy images, we get a clearer look at the LED headlights – which feature indicators spanning the entire bottom edge of the lenses – different alloy wheels, and a prominent lip on the lower front bumper.