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Hyundai’s next-generation Tucson has been snapped again, with spy photographers capturing the mid-size SUV in a state of further undress. Hyundai’s vice president of styling, Sangyup Lee, has said the new Tucson will make you “freak out” as it’s even more visually stimulating than the 2020 Sonata. Even wearing less camouflage, it’s not clear just how the new Tucson will agitate you so, though it’s arguably a handsome evolution of Hyundai’s mid-size SUV.

Porsche has been caught testing its more subtle 992-generation 911 GT3 Touring, ahead of a likely reveal in 2020. Like the outgoing GT3 Touring, the 992 model wears an aggressive front splitter and air intakes, along with pumped-up guards. The biggest changes to the body – compared to the 991 GT3, and to the regular 911 – come at the rear.

The next-generation BMW M3 sedan has been spied on the Nurburgring Nordschleife. Unlike early prototypes, BMW has taken away the temporary mesh trim protecting the grille. The vertical slats on this prototype's grille are steel bars held in place by visible screws, so they're clearly not the final design.

The upcoming mid-life refresh for the Bentley Bentayga has been photographed undergoing hot weather in the mountains of southern Europe. At the front the Bentayga has a bumper with reshaped fog light pods and lower air intake. The crossover will retain its four headlight setup, but the main units seem to be more ovoid than the current set. The vent behind the front wheel arch seems to set higher in the front quarter panel than before.

The Mercedes-AMG GT R Black Series has been spotted again, this time at the Nurburgring donning some noticeable changes to its aero package. Compared to the red vehicle spotted just days ago, this development prototype is wearing a massive double rear wing, something we haven't seen previously.