FUTURE PRODUCT PIPELINE
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New in 2023
Mazda will step up its electrification efforts in the U.S. by introducing the CX-90 crossover as a performance plug-in hybrid tailored to American driving needs.
Freshen in 2023
A freshening of the heavy-duty Sierra is expected in the first quarter of 2023.
Freshen in 2023
Chevrolet is updating the heavy-duty line of its Silverado pickups with a standard 10-speed transmission, a more powerful diesel engine, a plusher interior and new trailering technologies.
New in 2023
Chevrolet is packing the Corvette with all-wheel drive and a hybrid powertrain for the first time with the 2024 Corvette E-Ray variant.
Redesign in 2024
Production of the McLaren 720S, a cornerstone of the British exotic brand's lineup since it arrived in 2017, ceased at the end of 2022, McLaren said. But what happens next is less clear.
Freshen in 2023
The 2024 Volvo C40 Recharge features a new drivetrain, extended driving range and faster charging.
Freshen in 2023
The 2024 Volvo XC40 Recharge features a new drivetrain, extended driving range and faster charging.
New in 2024
Volkswagen has renamed what had been known as the ID Aero the ID7, a roughly Passat-sized sedan that will go on sale next year in the U.S. with what is expected to be VW's best range from its growing family of battery-electric vehicles.
Redesign in 2023
Hyundai's Kona subcompact crossover is getting a bigger footprint and adding a gasoline-electric hybrid variant for 2024.
The MX-30 e-Skyactiv R-EV plug-in hybrid features a gasoline rotary engine as a power generator that, along with a 17.8-kilowatt-hour lithium ion battery, gives the small crossover an electric-only range of 53 miles. There are no plans to bring it to the U.S., Mazda says.
Toyota's C-HR subcompact crossover, which has been sold in North America since the 2018 model year, will be discontinued in 2023 in the U.S. and Canada. Despite the C-HR bowing out of the U.S. and Canada, a new plug-in hybrid version will be sold in Europe.
End in 2023
Ford is ending the third-generation supercar's production run with a hyper-limited 2023 GT Mk IV track-only variant boasting 800 hp and a $1.7 million price tag.
New in 2022
The electric compact crossover, built on the same MEB platform as the VW ID4, joins the lineup in the second half of 2022 as Audi’s third EV, following the E-tron and E-tron GT.
New in 2023
The seven-seat EX90 large premium crossover, built on an all-electric platform, will be available in a twin-motor, all-wheel-drive version at launch.
Redesign in 2022
The 2023 Pilot, based on Honda's new light-truck architecture, stretches 3.4 inches longer than the crossover it replaces.
Redesign in 2023
The Accord's new body has been stretched 2.8 inches, emphasized by front-to-back upper character lines along the side and a longer hood.
Freshen in 2023
Audi's original dedicated electric vehicle, the E-tron, launched in 2019, is getting a reboot for 2023 that includes updated styling, more range and a new name: the Q8 E-tron 55 and Q8 E-tron Sportback.
Redesign in 2023
The redesigned fifth generation Toyota Prius is wrapped in head-turning, sports-car-inspired sheet metal that rides on a new platform that is lower and wider for spunkier handling.
Addition in 2023
The rally-inspired Porsche 911 Dakar features a jacked-up suspension, all-terrain tires and an antilock braking system optimized for loose gravel.
New in 2024
The Fiat 500e is scheduled to reach the U.S. in the first quarter of 2024.
New in 2023
Alfa Romeo CEO Jean-Philippe Imparato said the Tonale would only be sold in the U.S. with the same plug-in hybrid powertrain offered in Europe.
Redesign in 2023
Subaru has dropped the Impreza sedan and is focusing its efforts in the market for entry-level cars with a redesigned 2024 Impreza hatchback, giving the sixth-generation compact improved performance, upgraded safety and infotainment systems and a resurrected hot hatch RS trim level.
Freshen in 2023
The Seltos, the brand's entry point, joins the ranks of its larger siblings — the Sorento and Telluride — in offering the more rugged-looking X-Line trim.
New in 2023
The Hyundai Ioniq 6 will be available in S, SEL and Limited trim levels that can each be configured with either a standard-range 53-kilowatt-hour battery pack or a longer-range 77.4-kWh battery.
Addition in 2023
Ford is expanding its van lineup with a variant aimed at adventure and lifestyle customers looking for alternatives to recreational vehicles and motorhomes.