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The 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz has been caught by a keen-eyed YouTuber while testing in North America. The new dual-cab ute from Hyundai is based on the same 'M3' architecture underpinning the Tucson – as confirmed by CarAdvice in September 2020 – meaning there's a greater likelihood of the Santa Cruz being produced for right-hand-drive markets such as Australia.

The 2021 Hyundai i30 Sedan N has been caught track testing on the Nurburgring circuit. It comes after Hyundai announced the i30 Sedan for the Australian market, with the performance flagship N version teased for the first time in September. Now spies have filmed a camouflaged i30 Sedan N driving on the famous 20.83 kilometre-long German circuit ahead of the Hyundai's reveal. Despite the i30 Sedan replacing the Elantra locally, in other markets the model still carries the Elantra badge.

UPDATE: The new HiLux has now been officially revealed. Details here. The updated Toyota HiLux has been caught on camera less than 24 hours before it is due to be officially unveiled. The latest photos appear to have been taken in the Middle East, where the crucial external changes were masked, and appeared overnight on Carscoops. The photos confirm that the updated Toyota Hilux will get a new nose and tail-lights, and show off new sets of wheels.

The leanest, meanest BMW M2 has been snapped during testing, revealing its mean stance and subtle bodywork add-ons. It looks like the M2 CS will get a carbon-fibre bonnet with a pronounced bulge, along with mirror caps, a roof, and body additions made of the lightweight weave. The subtle boot lid spoiler will likely be made of carbon, as on the M3 CS. It looks like a gurney flap, in keeping with its bigger brother, although that's subject to change before launch.

The updated 2019 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport has been captured in the wild – wearing camouflage, naturally – ahead of its Australian launch before the end of this year. It doesn’t take a Rhodes Scholar to see the revised frontal design of Mitsubishi’s large SUV rival to the Ford Everest and Isuzu MU-X borrows from the revised Triton ute launched at the end of last year, with which it shares a platform and engine.