FERRARI PUROSANGUE GETTING V12 AND OTHER NEWS! WEEKLY UPDATE

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This weekly automotive news roundup covers a variety of exciting updates, with the standout being Ferrari's confirmation that the Purosangue SUV will indeed feature a V12 engine. This decision is lauded as a welcome surprise, likely making it the most powerful SUV on the market and filling a void left by the discontinuation of the GTC4 Lusso. The update also touches on Ferrari's one-off SP48 Unica, based on the F8 Tributo, highlighting its unique styling and aerodynamic improvements. Other key news includes BMW's teaser for the next-generation M2 and X1, Mini's discontinuation of manual transmissions due to supply chain issues, and Alfa Romeo's potential sportback styling for the next-generation Giulia. Bentley and Range Rover also teased new models, while Land Rover celebrated the Defender's 30th anniversary in the US. GMC unveiled the Yukon Denali Ultimate, Kia refreshed the Soul (dropping the turbo trim), and Ford boosted the F-150 Lightning's horsepower. Cadillac's Lyriq AWD will offer 500 HP, and a rumor suggests Hyundai might end its partnership with Rimac. Finally, new teasers for the DeLorean and Fisker Ronin were shown, and Aston Martin announced a new CEO and CTO, both with Ferrari backgrounds, signaling a potential shift towards more supercar-focused development.