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Alfa Romeo has released a few teaser images of its new Cuorerosso concept car ahead of its unveiling on the eve of the Paris Motor Show tonight (11 October). Created by the company's Centro Stile design team in Turin, Cuorerosso is said to explore the future of Alfa Romeo design. Glimpses of the exterior and interior have been revealed, though tech details remain under wraps. Alfa Romeo says the concept is neither a preview of a production model nor simply a styling exercise, instead describing it as a design manifesto.

The gorgeous JAS Tensei is a modern reinterpretation of the original mid-engined Honda NSX with design by Pininfarina, engineering by JAS Motorsport and a howling V6 engine by JUDD Power. It gets a carbon-fibre body and will be limited to just 35 units. Today isn’t the first time we’ve seen it, but that doesn’t make the revealing of a blue example any less exciting. And visitors to next week’s Paris Motor Show can be among the first in the world to see this car in person. Time to look for cheap flights over to France we think…

Unless it's keeping things secret, Skoda doesn't have anything massively exciting and new to show us at the Paris Motor Show, but it has confirmed that it will be the first public outing for the Sportline version of the Epiq EV. All we have so far are teaser shots grabbed from a teaser video. More as we get it, but I think we all know the Skoda Sportline formula well enough by now to know how this will look.

We brought you news of the new BMW iX4 electric coupe-SUV last night and those of you that read it all the way through may have noticed us mention that the iX4 M60 xDrive’s feisty powertrain would also be available in the iX3. Well, here it is. By way of reminder, this is an M Performance Vehicle, so not quite the full-beans M car, but it has been developed by the M division. Key figures: 612hp, 875Nm of torque, 0-100km/h in 3.9 seconds and a range of 754km. Oh and it has yellow lights.

Porsche is going through a massive change as we’ve already described in detail in our story here, but the company has also just teased its new supercar project called Mission S on Instagram. Little is known as yet, but it is expected that Mission S will introduce a new model line that will be positioned above the Porsche 911 and could be powered by an electrified flat-eight petrol engine. More will be revealed on 15 October.