News: Driving Into The Future: Revealing Top 10 Fantastic Cars of 2023 (Part2)

6. BMW M3 Touring

Now, let’s take a look at the cars the C63 is going head-to-head with – BMW’s straightforward M3. No electric stuff or plug-in features here, just a powerful 3.0-liter, 503bhp straight-six up front. And the best part – it comes in an estate body at the back!

7. Hyundai Ioniq 5 N

One of the best cars 2023, The N Division has demonstrated its excellence with the i30N, i20N, and Kona N. They are now focusing on making the electric Ioniq 5 hatchback an exciting vehicle to drive. The dual-motor I5N offers speed, handling hilarity, and possibly even a fun noise maker, so forget about being just a drag-race monster. The goal of Hyundai’s N Division is to make driving an electric vehicle entertaining. Now let the good times start!

8. BMW M2

We got a first look at several fascinating technological features and drove the new M coupe concept. The 3.0-liter straight-six engine in the future M2, which is based on the current M3/4 platform, will make up for its weight with 450 horsepower.

The interesting thing is that the M2 is the last M vehicle to offer a six-speed manual transmission. The M2 gets its rear axle from the M4. It will be a contemporary classic in the works!

9. Lotus Emira 4cyl ‘AMG’

Lotus has made it apparent that they are saying goodbye to gasoline engines with the new Emira. But hang on to your hats—there’s more to the engine than just the supercharged V6 borrowed from Toyota. The ‘entry-level’ version, which will soon be available, will boast an AMG turbo four-cylinder with up to 416 horsepower, similar to the one found in the A45S. It is only connected to a Lotus-tuned twin-clutch paddle shift gearbox. 

10. Lamborghini V12 hybrid supercar

In case you missed it, Lamborghini dropped the news at the end of 2022 that the Aventador’s production is coming to an end. But what’s the plan? Here’s the twist – Lamborghini is stepping into a new era by going plug-in hybrid. Don’t expect a marathon electric range; instead, picture a system that lets you cruise silently in town (because, you know, all Lambo owners secretly wanted that) and a fast-charging battery ready to unleash electric torque when the V12 roars into action.