The new features in Next.js 13.2 include the Next.js Cache (beta) and the Vercel Cache API (beta), which enable caching only part of a page as static data while fully dynamically rendering the rest of the application, including accessing real-time and personalized data. This allows for better performance, improved security, and faster build times. The Next.js Cache is designed to work with any frontend or full-stack framework and provides granular cache invalidation by tag. It also includes a new API for allowing revalidation of content by tag. The Vercel Cache API is designed for usage with the App Router and provides native integration into the Next.js Cache with 13.2. The features aim to evolve Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) and provide a progressive, durable cache that's granular at the data fetching level.