FUTURE PRODUCT PIPELINE
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New in 2024
The ID Buzz sold in the United States will have one more row than its European sibling that debuted in 2022, plus a longer wheelbase, a bigger battery and more horsepower.
Addition in 2023
Chevrolet is adding a specialty off-road edition of the Colorado midsize pickup, improving trail capability in a segment with multiple updated offerings headed to showrooms.
New in 2023
The BMW i5 has an 84.3-kilowatt-hour battery pack and a driving range of 296 to 361 miles under Europe’s WLTP testing regime.
Redesign in 2023
BMW's redesigned midsize sedan is 3.4 inches longer, 1.3 inches wider and 1.4 inches taller than the outgoing model.
Addition in 2023
In the third quarter of 2023, BMW will introduce an all-wheel-drive variant of the i4 battery-powered compact sedan.
Addition in 2023
BMW is set to launch the 2024 750e xDrive plug-in hybrid in fall 2023.
Redesign in 2023
In what will likely be its final upgrade before an electric DB arrives by 2030, the DB12 is essentially a front-to-rear revamp of the DB11 it replaces.
Addition in 2023
The swoopy Mercedes-AMG SL roadster is getting an entry variant in the U.S. with a new engine and rear-wheel drive.
New in 2023
The 2024 Chevy Silverado EV work truck will have an EPA-estimated 450 miles of range on a full charge, according to Rory Harvey, General Motors' incoming president of North America.
Redesign in 2023
As with the Toyota Tundra and Sequoia, the biggest change in the Tacoma redesign is a downsizing of the midsize pickup truck's powertrain and improvements to the suspension.
New in 2024
Polestar 3 production is pushed to the first quarter of 2024 because of software development issues plaguing affiliate Volvo's new electric platform, which underpins the midsize crossover.
Redesign in 2023
The 2024 Ford Ranger, scheduled to reach dealerships in summer 2023, receives an expanded engine lineup that includes a 2.7-liter EcoBoost V-6, larger interior touchscreens and more aggressive exterior styling that mirrors the design of Ford's larger F-Series trucks.
Addition in 2024
Porsche is launching the most powerful version of the midengine Boxster roadster — a 493-hp two-seater powered by a race car engine.
Freshen in 2023
Porsche’s No. 2 seller, the Cayenne, receives a significant refresh for the 2024 model year with interior, exterior and under-the-hood updates.
Freshen in 2023
McLaren's freshest supercar, the 750S, is a performance and styling evolution of the 720S, which it replaces, and is faster and lighter than its predecessor.
Redesign in 2023
The redesigned midsize sedan, a cornerstone of Mercedes’ U.S. lineup for years, arrives in the U.S. in late 2023 with new styling and the latest version of the MBUX infotainment system.
End in 2023
General Motors will discontinue the Chevrolet Bolt EUV at the end of 2023 to focus on a new generation of electric vehicles.
End in 2023
General Motors will discontinue the Chevrolet Bolt at the end of 2023 to focus on a new generation of electric vehicles.
Redesign in 2024
The redesigned 2024 Nautilus crossover, on sale in early 2024, will be the first Lincoln sold in the U.S. that is manufactured in China.
New in 2024
The Polestar 4, which the automaker calls a reinterpretation of a coupe-styled crossover, will be the electric carmaker's fastest model when it reaches European and U.S. markets in early 2024.
New in 2023
The small crossover will be the General Motors brand's final new gasoline-powered nameplate before it shifts to an all-electric lineup by 2030.
Addition in 2023
The heavy-duty Silverado pickup is getting some performance and off-road chops with Chevrolet's ZR2 package available for the first time starting with the 2024 model year.
Addition in 2023
GMC is adding a top-end off-road AT4X trim to the 2024 heavy-duty Sierra lineup starting in fall 2023.