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BMW M2 with 518 hp

German tuner company Manhart has unveiled its new project, the Manhart MH2 500 Limited. The MH2 500 is based on the BMW M2 Competition model and only 10 units will be produced.

The car got a new carbon fiber front and rear spoiler, a new H&R suspension and 20-inch Manhart Concave One wheels, as well as four 100mm exhaust pipes. The wheels are in Gunmetal Gray color with Manhart decals. Inside, there is an AK Motion screen located on the driver’s side.

Speaking of engine power, the standard BMW M2 Competition has a 4-liter six-cylinder biturbo engine that delivers 410 hp and 405 lb-ft of torque. Manhart not only wanted to overpower the M2 model, but did the same to the M4 model. Thanks to the MHtronik control unit, the power of the 3.0-liter six-cylinder S55 engine has been increased to 518 HP and 516 lb-ft of torque.

Source: Manhart

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Upgraded Audi RS Q8

Introducing the upgraded luxury SUV, the Audi RS Q8. A car tuned by the Dutch company JDEngineering.

In addition to improved performance, the Q8 also got a better exhaust system for better engine sound, which makes the car more exciting. In addition, stage 2 offers adjustable air suspension and new downpipes. The tuned Q8 has 23-inch wheels and 17.3-inch brake discs.

Compared to the standard RS Q8 with 600 hp (441 kW) and 800 Nm of torque, stage 2 offers a power increase of 160 HP and 260 Nm of torque. The now tuned Audi RS Q8 features 760 HP and 781 lb-ft of torque. Thanks to the increase in power, the tuned Q8 reaches 62 mph in about 3 seconds which is faster than the standard model which takes 3.4 seconds. The maximum speed that the upgraded model can reach is 205mph (330 km / h).

Source: Auditography

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Tokyo Motor Show

Since 1954, the Tokyo Motor Show has been held every year. This year, due to a global pandemic caused by the Corona virus, the Tokyo Motor Show has been canceled.

The organizers of the Tokyo Motor Show said: “As such, we would like to prioritize having visitors experience these vehicles in the real world, and we would rather hold the event in the real world, not virtually. So, we have decided to cancel the event . “

Like the Olympics that were canceled last year, the Tokyo Motor Show has been postponed to 2022 or 2023. Also, it was decided that in the future the event will be called the Tokyo Mobility Show.

Source: Automotive News

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