2024 Ford Mustang, BMW Neue Classe and Ineos EVs: today's automotive news

The Ford Mustang model change is coming next year. A prototype has already been spotted, and now Ford has released a sound clip of the Mustang GT. Judging from the clip, it appears that the pony car will continue to offer a manual transmission and a V-8 engine.

The BMW Group is developing a new platform to support the next generation of electric vehicles, known as Neue Klasse, which will produce the first vehicle, a 3 Series segment BMW vehicle, in 2025. Construction of a plant for this vehicle is underway in Hungary. [Later, Ineos will launch a Grenadier pickup truck and an electric vehicle. The electric vehicle will be smaller than the Grenadier and will use its own platform, but it will still be an off-roader with the same workhorse DNA as its big brother. [In other automotive news today, Motor Authority reports.

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