FUTURE PRODUCT PIPELINE
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Redesign in 2023
GMC will offer four trims, plus a limited edition model, of the 2023 Canyon, which goes on sale in early 2023.
Redesign in 2023
The Chevrolet Colorado midsize pickup, redesigned for the 2023 model year, will be offered in three off-road styles with a 2.7-liter turbo engine used in the Silverado and updated interior and exterior design.
End in 2023
Mercedes-Benz will ditch the Metris van from its U.S. lineup late next year and exit the midsize commercial van segment.
New in 2026
Polestar is turning its O2 concept into its next halo car, expected to go on sale in 2026.
Redesign in 2025?
The next-gen Discovery Sport will move to the EMA architecture and will be available as an EV, possibly in 2025.
Redesign in 2024
Will move to the EMA platform around 2024 and be offered with plug-in and all-electric powertrains.
Addition in 2025?
A mild hybrid version is already on sale, and plug-in versions are available in other countries.
Redesign in 2023
The redesigned 2024 Evoque shifts to the EMA architecture and will be available as an EV.
Redesign in 2022
The next-gen model arrives in the fall with a plug-in hybrid version on the options list at launch.
Addition in 2024
The fifth generation of the pioneering luxury SUV went on sale this year.
New in 2025
Autocar says the smallest of the new Jags will be about the same size as the Porsche Taycan, come in three- and five-door body styles, and have a six-figure starting price tag.
New in 2025
Arriving in 2025 and built on a stretched Panthera platform, it’s aimed at the U.S. and China.
Freshen in 2022
A redesign of the Cross Country could arrive mid-decade in a more SUV-like body style.
Freshen in 2022
Volvo’s entry-level sedan received a 48-volt mild-hybrid powertrain and the addition of Android Automotive infotainment last year.
Redesign in 2024
The large sedan received a 48-volt mild-hybrid powertrain and the addition of the Android Automotive infotainment system last year.
Freshen in 2022
The compact crossover moves to all mild-hybrid powertrain options and gains Google’s Android-powered infotainment system in a freshening this year.
New in 2026
The electric crossover arriving in the U.S. by 2026 will slot below the XC40 Recharge.
Redesign in 2026
The battery-powered sporty version of the XC40 arrived in the spring.
Redesign in 2026
The battery-powered version of the XC40 midsize crossover receives a new front bumper and a frameless grille plate for the 2023 model year.
New in 2025
An all-electric version of the XC60 crossover arrives in the first half of 2025.
New in 2023
Volvo will offer an electric large crossover, similar to the XC90, the brand’s top-of-the-line model, in the second half of next year.
New in 2024
The performance sedan will arrive in late 2024, but it could slip into 2025.
New in 2024
The Porsche Macan-sized compact crossover arrives as early as the first half of 2024.
New in 2023
The five-seat midsize crossover coupe will debut globally in October.
End in 2022
Mercedes’ short-lived entry-level vehicle became a casualty of waning consumer appetitive for small sedans and the brand’s new direction to go upmarket.