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NEXT STAGE: Freshen in 2019
The flagship sedan will be re-engineered this fall, getting exterior styling changes including a new grille, plus the brand’s latest autonomous driving technologies and a new range of engines.
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The hybrid car, decked out with a more stylish look from previous generations, went on sale in June.
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NEXT STAGE: New in 2019
The 600-hp plug-in hybrid coupe has a 93-mile electric-only range, and pricing is expected to start at $155,000.
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NEXT STAGE: Addition in 2019
The much-anticipated $35,000 base version will go into production in the first quarter of 2019, according to Musk.
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NEXT STAGE: New in 2020
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.
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NEXT STAGE: New in 2019
Ferrari plans to sell 499 units of the Monza SP1 and SP2 supercars with a $1.85 million price tag.
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NEXT STAGE: New in 2020
Nissan has confirmed that a crossover EV will join the Leaf in the near future, possibly as early as 2020, as one of the eight new battery-powered models that are planned.
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NEXT STAGE: Addition in
The 2018 BMW 6-series GT is offered in one trim: the 640i xDrive.
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The subcompact Juke disappears from Nissan's lineup this year.
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NEXT STAGE: Redesign in 2019
The freshened 2018 midsize crossover arrived in late 2017 with exterior and interior enhancements.
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NEXT STAGE: Redesign in 2020
The Pathfinder midsize crossover received a major freshening in 2016 and should be up for a complete redesign in 2020 or 2021.
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NEXT STAGE: Redesign in 2020
The GLA will be redesigned in 2020. A plug-in hybrid is possible.
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NEXT STAGE: Freshen in
The grand tourer with a naturally aspirated V-12 joined the lineup for the 2018 model year.
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NEXT STAGE: New in 2019
The hypercar developed with Red Bull Racing will be limited to just 150 units with an additional 25 designated only for track use when it arrives in 2019.
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NEXT STAGE: Re-engineering in 2020
Chevy’s small van, a rebadged Nissan NV200, is expected to be updated in 2020, when Nissan plans to add an electric version.
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NEXT STAGE: Re-engineering in 2018
The Cadillac CT6 V-Sport, a new variant, is equipped with a new Cadillac-exclusive 550-hp twin-turbo V-8 engine and design language inspired by the Escala Concept.
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NEXT STAGE: New in 2019
Similar in size to a Q7, the e-tron is expected to compete directly with the Tesla Model X.
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NEXT STAGE: Freshen in 2021
The three-row lineup is due for a freshening in 2021.
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NEXT STAGE: Redesign in 2019
The G80 was freshened for the 2018 model year with additional safety features, along with a Sport model with a 3.3-liter twin-turbo V-6.
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NEXT STAGE: Possible in 2020
GMC may add an off-road SUV based on the Chevy Colorado in 2020 as it tries to grab market share from Jeep.
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NEXT STAGE: Freshen in 2019
The Titan full-size pickup likely will receive a minor update in late 2019 or early 2020.
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NEXT STAGE: Redesign in 2021
The $295,000 limited-edition Range Rover SV Coupe coming next year will test the upper limits of the brand.
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NEXT STAGE: Freshen in 2019
Instead of being put out to pasture, Cadillac is updating the XTS for the 2018 model year. But it will likely be cut around 2021.
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