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Redesign in 2021
A redesigned two-row Grand Cherokee and 4xe electrified version are scheduled to be launched later in 2021, Jeep said.
New in 2021
The three-row Jeep Grand Cherokee L, with seating for seven, is built on an all-new architecture with independent front and rear suspensions.
Freshen in 2021
The refreshed 2022 Equinox, which is slated to launch in summer 2021, will get an RS trim option.
Freshen in 2021
The refreshed 2022 Traverse, due in the third quarter of 2021, comes standard with six safety features on all trim levels: automatic emergency braking, front pedestrian braking, lane-keep assist, forward-collision alert, auto high beams and following-distance indicator.
Additions in 2021
The Bentley Bentayga Hybrid, the British ultraluxury brand's first and only electrified vehicle, has been freshened for 2021, following updates of the standard Bentayga and Bentayga Speed.
Freshen in 2021
Before arriving in the first half of 2021, the large sedan will undergo a freshening that includes styling updates, powertrain refinements and a new standard 12.3-inch touch screen.
Redesign in 2020
The 2021 model is expected to offer best-in-class towing, payload and torque.
Freshen in 2021
The updated 2021 Nissan Kicks, expected to arrive in February, features the brand's new double V-motion grille, an angular front bumper and a slim headlight design.
Freshen in 2021
The refreshed 2021 Nissan Armada is powered by a 5.6-liter V-8 engine that was tweaked to deliver 400 hp.
Redesign in 2021
The redesigned 2022 Acura MDX is engineered on an all-new, ultra-rigid platform, with new styling, a redesigned interior, an infotainment system that features Amazon’s Alexa and two screens that total 24.6 inches.
Freshen in 2021
Lincoln is freshening its top-selling nameplate, the Nautilus midsize luxury crossover, with a new infotainment system, larger center screen and cosmetic tweaks in a bid to boost falling sales in a key segment.
Redesign in 2021
A redesign of the sedan is expected in the U.S. early next year. The redesigned S-Class will feature mild-hybrid inline-six and V-8 engines.
Redesign in 2021
Honda previews the 11th-generation Civic with a prototype that harks back to previous designs of the compact car.
New in 2021
The coupe-style crossover is scheduled for a U.S. sales launch in spring 2021.
Addition in 2020
The Wrangler midsize SUV, which was redesigned for the 2018 model year, received a diesel-powered variant for the 2020 model year.
Addition in 2022
The 2022 Ford E-Transit will be offered in three configurations, with three roof heights and three body lengths.
New in 2021
The electric BMW iX is powered by two electric motors that drive all four wheels.
Freshen in 2021
The 2021 Land Rover Discovery arriving at dealers in February sports a new engine lineup, a redesigned electrical system, revised styling and a revamped interior that has more luxurious touches.
Elon Musk has called the crossover Tesla’s most important vehicle and said it eventually could outsell all other models combined. Sales got off to a strong start this year, despite the pandemic, according to Tesla data. Third-party analysts have praised the Model Y for a number of innovations they say make it the most advanced EV on the market, including its heating and cooling system. The Model Y is powered by a 75-kilowatt-hour battery that is largely similar to the Model 3 battery. It can get up to 316 miles of range, according to EPA estimates.
Redesign in 2021
The Golf R and GTI are the only versions of the Golf still sold in the U.S.
Freshen in 2021
A freshened version of the Jaguar E-Pace compact crossover arriving early 2021 has become the luxury brand's entry-level vehicle in North America.
New in 2021
Genesis' second crossover, the compact GV70, will be the fifth vehicle in the automaker's lineup and is expected in the U.S. sometime in 2021.