Musk has revealed plans for an electric semitruck offering a 300-mile range for $150,000 or a 500-mile range for $180,000.

Tesla unveiled a flagship performance car concept in November.

Musk has said Tesla could build a $25,000 vehicle as early as 2021.

Ferrari's foray into SUVs has a name: Purosangue, Italian for thoroughbred.

The SUV will be the first model from Aston's all-electric Lagonda brand, arriving in 2021.

McLaren's entry lineup expanded late last year when sales of the spider variant began.

A planned redesign of FCA's first electric vehicle in 2020 could see the money-losing model gain both technology and range.

This A-segment starter Jeep is mainly designed for Europe and markets outside the U.S., but it will be offered to dealers as a way to introduce the brand to younger customers.

Volkswagen must decide whether to give U.S. dealers a next-generation Amarok — essentially a rebadged body-on-frame Ford Ranger — or a unibody pickup built in Chattanooga that is derived from the Atlas-based Tanoak concept.

The small electric hatchback will arrive in 2021.

Lincoln could introduce a long-range battery-electric crossover in 2022 mirroring Ford's version coming in 2020.

Ford may add a compact pickup to its U.S. lineup in 2022.

Hyundai's utility blitz will continue in 2019 with another crossover addition, this one in the smaller A-segment that resides below the Kona.

The company is developing an all-electric SUV.

The battery-electric sedan will be the first volume model for the brand, with 400 hp and an estimated range of 350 miles.