Second Exodus

As the Autobots spend their first night outside Iacon, Arcee struggles to adapt to a world without fighting, and Bumblebee gets a makeover.

Synopsis

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Others

Bumblebee's new body is, obviously enough, promoting an upcoming Generations toy which at the time of this issue's publication had not yet been formally announced by Hasbro. The body/toy is a redeco and retool of the earlier Generations Bumblebee toy that depicted the character in the body he wore for most of the ongoing series (promoted by Spotlight: Bumblebee), but obviously intended to homage his upgraded "Goldbug" form from the original Generation 1 toyline, cartoon and comic.
That said, Goldbug was turned into a separate character from Bumblebee in IDW continuity back in Spotlight: Metroplex, so we can probably not be expecting Bumblebee to change his name any time soon. But that works out okay, since the toy is pretty unlikely to actually be called Goldbug; Ironhide mentions that Bumblebee's body is being repaired with "Goldfire shielding", so we're probably looking at "Goldfire Bumblebee". The "Goldfire" prefix is not new, having previously been used by Hasbro on a golden redeco of Animated Grimlock that was never released.

Cover A: Starscream atop a peak, as Bumblebee, Ironhide and Prowl tumble from it, by Andrew Griffith and Josh Perez
Cover B: Arcee strides away from the burning Iacon, with the silhouettes of the series cast falling behind her, by Casey Coller and Joana Lafuente
Cover RI: Bumblebee in his body by Phil Jimenez and Romulo Fajardo Jr.