Volkswagen’s all-new Golf GTi has been spotted testing in the Arctic Circle. Estimated to be shown in the middle of 2020, the GTi promises performance upgrades and a weight reduction.

The design adopts the familiar cues of previous GTis to distinguish it from the mainstream version, such as different front and rear bumpers with larger air intakes, chunkier wheels and tires covering larger brakes, the familiar split dual-exit exhaust, and a rear spoiler.

In a reversal of original plans, Wolfsburg has decided not to make a more radical switch to hybrid power and instead will rely on an updated version of the Audi-developed EA888 2.0L turbocharged gas engine used in the existing Mk7 Golf GTi.

This is the upcoming, all-new GMC Yukon in SLT and Denali trims undergoing testing and providing a first look at the SLT version.

Up front is a grille that is different from the one seen on the Denali, while the rear does not show any visible exhaust, unlike the Denali. The rest of the model looks relatively identical to the Yukon Denali, which features a bright grille and a visible quad-tip exhaust out back.

The new GMC Yukon will be revealed this year, following the recently unveiled Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban.