Latest Supercar News: BMW tuner AC Schnitzer announces closure, Mercedes‑Benz reveals sustainability performance of new electric GLC and Subaru announces debut of all-electric SUV

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Subaru teases a high-performance electric adventurer, Mercedes-Benz proves the green credentials of its latest SUV, and an iconic BMW tuner prepares to say goodbye.

From a 420hp Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive to two-thirds carbon reductions and 40 years of tuning history, the car world is moving fast.

Let’s dive into the latest automotive news today.

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Subaru to debut 420hp Electric SUV in New York

Subaru has announced the global premiere of an all-new, all-electric SUV at the 2026 New York International Auto Show on April 1.

Teased with the tagline ‘Fast. Family. Fun.’ the model will feature 420hp and Subaru’s legendary Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, promising a high-performance take on electric family adventuring.

Mercedes-Benz GLC achieves massive carbon reduction

Mercedes-Benz has released its 360° Environmental Check for the all-new electric GLC, revealing a two-thirds reduction in carbon footprint over its lifecycle compared to combustion models.

The report highlights a 23 percent reduction in production emissions through carbon-reduced battery and aluminum manufacturing, plus a certified vegan interior.

Iconic BMW tuner AC Schnitzer to shut down

After nearly 40 years, the legendary BMW and Mini tuner AC Schnitzer has announced it will end part manufacturing by the end of 2026.

The Kohl Group cited Germany’s slow vehicle certification processes and a shifting automotive landscape as key factors. Inventory will remain available through 2026, and the company is currently seeking a buyer for the brand name.

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