Calling all Audi fans… The next generation of the brand’s e-tron EV lineup will take the form of the Audi Q8 e-tron and Q8 e-tron Sportback – both are set to be unveiled this week. The electric SUVs were teased over social media, and new rumors suspect the Q8 e-tron may arrive with an updated powertrain and battery pack. While the current e-tron ($70,800) has an EPA-rated range of 226 miles, the company formerly promised that the new battery tech will allow for 373 miles of range. The former e-tron S can go from 0-60 mph in 4.3 seconds; while that’s plenty fast, fans are hoping the new models will improve on this performance. All will be revealed in just two days, when the new models are fully unveiled on November 9.
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Meet Triumph’s Race-Inspired Street Triple

Triumph has adapted the latest mid-sized triple from its race series to create the new 2023 Street Triple 765 lineup. There, fans can find Moto2-derived naked supersport models in three trim levels. The Street Triple 765 R, RS, and Moto2 Edition are all built with an anti-lock braking system, five ride modes, optimized cornering traction control and front wheel lift control. Notably, the Moto2 has become the brand’s highest-specification Street Triple ever and will be limited to only 765 units worldwide. All three bikes will come available in spring 2023, with the Moto2 retailing for $15,395.