Weekly Digest ✨ The 2024 Tesla Model 3 Turns Sleek With a Refreshed DesignTLDR: The tried-and-true Tesla Model 3 is getting its first facelift and from first impressions, it looks awesome. Why It Matters: The front is cleaned up extensively, while little refinements make the "common" Model 3 look sleeker and sexier. The inside as well has a lot going for it, especially the new 8" touchscreen display for the back seats.
Read the full article here.  ⚙️ Five of the Best Manual Transmission Cars Announced This SummerTLDR: This summer we saw an influx of manual transmission sports cars were announced. It's such a thrill to see some automakers are still placing driving excitement and engagement before anything else. Why It Matters: Manual transmissions are moving closer to their demise, as automakers look to optimize cost and efficiency. Some automakers however want to remind its consumers that manuals provide a connection between driver and machine that simply can't be replicated.
Read the full article here.  🏕️ Ford Reveals The New Nugget: A Quintessential Glamping VanTLDR: Ford has created the perfect get-away vehicle - to escape the city and enjoy the good ol' outdoors, that is. Why It Matters: The Ford Nugget – in collaboration with camper converter Westfalia – is a full-fledged glamping mobile, equipped with a kitchen, living area and even two double beds. There's also tons of luxuries like heated seats, fold out tables, hot/cold shower outlet and more.
Read the full article here.  🔎 Detailed Look at the New Lamborghini Lanzador ConceptTLDR: For Lamborghini, its latest build is not an SUV – its a “high ground-clearance GT.” Why It Matters: Beyond the Urus and the Huracan, the Lanzandor Concept will usher in a new era for Lamborghini, being the first all-electric vehicle that slated for production in 2028. But don't compare it to your run-of-the-mill electric car, it's so much more.
Read the full article here.  💪 Porsche Announces Its Most Powerful Cayenne Yet: The Turbo E-HybridTLDR: Porsche didn't hold back and gave its latest Cayenne 729 horsepower, making it one of the most powerful cars in its lineup. Why It Matters: For Porsche, embracing electric power hybrid systems means gobs and gobs of power, while not sacrificing an exciting drive and daily driveability. This essentially makes the new Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid for the family and the petrolhead.
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