PRODUCTION NISSAN 400Z DESIGN LEAKED AND OTHER NEWS! WEEKLY UPDATE

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This weekly automotive news update covers a wide array of upcoming and rumored vehicles. Key highlights include leaked patent images of the production Nissan 400Z, which appear to closely match the concept, though production is now rumored for 2022. The Ford Raptor is confirmed to receive a V8 engine, likely derived from the Shelby GT500, with power estimates around 725-750 hp, though its availability as a limited edition 'Raptor R' is a concern. Leaked images suggest the Ford Maverick will be a unibody, front-wheel-drive-based pickup, potentially sharing a platform with the Bronco Sport. General Motors unveiled a new logo signifying its full commitment to EVs and teased future electric models, including a potential electric Camaro. Cadillac teased its ultra-luxury Celestiq sedan, expected to be priced over $200,000. The Tesla Model Y Standard Range version has been released, lowering the entry price and offering a rear-wheel-drive option with 244 miles of range. The update also touches on the Renault 5 Prototype, a Lotus/Alpine sports car collaboration, Sony's Vision-S testing, the potential for Hyundai to build Apple's car, and Kia renaming the Sedona to Carnival. The reviewer expresses excitement for retro-styled EVs like the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Renault 5, while also noting the practical challenges of EV adoption in large countries.