Welcome to Storyflo Daily Automotive. I'm Axel. Today we're kicking off with an eye-catching transformation – Toyota's GR GT supercar has be

Meanwhile, European motorcycle manufacturer KTM has found itself in hot water for allegedly detuning its off-road bikes to make them road-legal at registration, only to have dealers restore full power once the customer takes delivery. Reuters reports that multiple sources have come forward to expose this practice, which raises concerns over public safety. (Source: CarScoops) In a bold move, Formula E is taking a giant leap forward with its fourth-generation racer, which boasts an impressive 805bhp. According to Autocar, this new model is set to shake up the racing world with its unparalleled speed and performance, making it a must-watch for car enthusiasts. The Gen4 will top out at 210mph, with 0-62mph achievable in just 1.8 seconds. But it's not all about racing cars. In his latest column, Autocar's editor-in-chief, Steve Fowler, sings the praises of Tesla's new Grok AI voice assistant, which has revolutionized the driving experience. This advanced AI system allows for effortless control of the car's functions, making it a game-changer for car owners. (Source: Autocar) In other news, Autocar's Steve Fowler has also been getting familiar with his trusty Ford Fiesta, which has been giving him a taste of what it means to be on a tighter budget. With a modest £2500 price tag, this supermini may not have all the bells and whistles, but it has proven to be a reliable and practical ride. The icing on the cake? A whopping jump in fuel efficiency after properly inflating the tires. However, not all the news is rosy. A new investigation by Reuters suggests that Tesla employees, both current and former, have serious doubts about the reliability of the company's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system. These concerns raise questions about the safety of using FSD on public roads. (Source: CarScoops) In trade news, the Trump administration is pushing to renegotiate the USMCA agreement, which could lead to increased costs for vehicle manufacturers. Reuters reports that the US wants to raise the minimum percentage of North American parts required for a vehicle to be eligible for preferential treatment, with at least 50% needing to come from the United States. This move is likely to have far-reaching consequences for the automotive industry. On a lighter note, Polish tuner Indecent is giving Porsche 911 owners a reason to smile. For a whopping $350,000, they'll transform the iconic coupe into a sleek shooting brake. The prototype is set to debut at the 2027 Goodwood FOS and promises to be a head-turner. American tuner Hennessey has also been busy, unveiling its Goliath 700 package for the GMC Sierra AT4. This beast of a truck boasts 700 hp and 611 lb-ft of torque, making it capable of hitting 60mph in just 4.2 seconds. Hennessey's Goliath 700 package is the perfect combination of performance and style. Last but not least, former Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess has announced plans to launch a revolutionary new mid-range e-tractor for farmers and municipal services. The DIESS e-tractor is set to be a game-changer in the agricultural industry, promising 50% lower operating costs and a swappable battery pack for "24/7 operation." And speaking of innovation, Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna has defended the company's new Luce EV, citing "strong interest" from clients who are willing to pay the €550,000 price tag. This stunning electric sedan has been met with mixed reactions, but Vigna believes it's well worth the investment. That's all for today's briefing. As we look to the future, one thing's for sure: the automotive world will continue to push the boundaries of innovation and style.