The Audi Q4 sportback e-tron concept will boast a greater range than the current e-tron crossover. Unlike the original e-tron that is now available in the U.S., the Q4 sportback e-tron concept is built on Volkswagen Group's flexible MEB electric platform and is expected to offer an all-wheel-drive range of about 280 miles equipped with a 82-kWh battery, with a rear-wheel-drive variant able to achieve up to 311 miles of range. The current e-tron is rated at 218 miles of range and has a 95-kWh battery. it is expected to go into production in Europe in mid-2021 and go on sale in the United States in late 2021 or early 2022.

The changes to the latest Tiguan include a freshened interior featuring Volkswagen Group's latest MIB 3 infotainment system, a steering wheel with upscale touch controls instead of analog buttons and optional personalization options.

The fifth iteration of the sedan drops the Optima badge in favor of the K5, which has long been the moniker of its midsize sedan in Korea. The K5, which goes on sale this summer in most trims, shares much with the 2020 Hyundai Sonata from Kia's corporate sibling. But the K5 distinguishes itself through exterior design cues from the Stinger sports sedan, along with more subtle front and rear treatments.

Bentley has refreshed its top-selling model, the Bentayga SUV, for the 2021 model year.  With the exception of the doors, all of the SUV’s exterior panels have been redesigned. The most dramatic changes come at the rear of the vehicle with lights similar to those on Bentley’s Continental GT coupe and convertible. Inside, the SUV now has a digital screen behind the steering wheel in place of the traditional analogue dials as well as a high-resolution 10.9-inch touchscreen infotainment system. The revamped Bentayga will initially only be available with a 542 hp V-8 engine when it goes on sale later this year.