Concept Cars

The Sony-Honda partnership sees its next vehicle, with plans for a production model by 2028.

Genesis says this "defines the direction of the brand’s performance heritage for the next 10 years," but we'll take it right now, thanks.

The Japan Mobility Show had everything that made auto shows of yesteryear great.

TOKYO—The world's best-selling nameplate could be getting a seriously different look, and more powertrain options.

TOKYO—Toyota's long-standing flagship model is spreading its wings and becoming a whole brand with a new, ultra-exclusive coupe.

TOKYO—The brand's flagship is re-imagined as an entire lineup of vehicles (and a personal mobility pod).

Lexus isn't giving up the badge that made the brand—but boy is the latest LS concept is a weird one.

This concept is looking much more production-ready—and we are ready for it.

The production QX65 will appear later this year, and it should look pretty much like this.

Not simply a flight of fancy, this all-electric concept is a runner (of sorts).

We'll get a proper look at the reborn, all-electric RSX very soon.

Audi is getting worked up for what it believes could be a defining moment in its history—at this year's IAA Mobility Show in Munich, the brand will unveil an all-new concept car that will act as an "identity builder" and kick off a new era of Audi design.

Acura just rolled out something called the Integra Type S HRC Prototype at Monterey Car Week.

At this year's Monterey Car Week, Acura unveiled the Performance EV Concept, marking a new chapter in the brand's electrification journey.

It's clear Genesis is aiming even further upmarket for its upcoming range-topper. Look out, Mercedes.

With the death of the Chrysler 300 fresh in our minds, it’s not unreasonable to ponder about the brand’s future. Currently, Chrysler only has one model on sale, the Pacifica. Luckily for the manufacturer, it’s a profitable vehicle that’s keeping the brand afloat.

Jeep’s electrification push comes to Moab.

Nissan has made a physical version of its cool all-electric droptop, and it will display the concept at its head office all month.

Audi’s sleek EV coupe, also doubles as a pickup truck.

The Revolution previews Ram’s all-electric 1500 BEV, which arrives next year.

The color-changing concept car previews the brand’s 2025 Neue Klasse, in ways, inside and out.

Chrysler will provide first North American application of new Stellantis digital assistant and Level 3 driving systems.

Dodge treats its EV muscle car concept to upgrades in Vegas.

Nissan’s A-to-Z SEMA concepts include some interesting electrified ideas.

RN22e turns the dial up on the Ioniq 6; N Vision 74 is a retro-styled hydrogen-powered track car.

Acura took the wraps off, or rather, left the wraps on, its latest LMDh prototype, the ARX-06.

Buick just unveiled exciting details of its future, in the form of the Wildcat EV concept. This slick-looking coupe is a preview of Buick’s direction as an all-electric brand.

Looks remarkably production-ready for a concept, right?

Lexus has made the announcement that 100% of its vehicle sales in North America would come from battery electric vehicles (BEV) by 2030. 

Toyota was one of the first manufacturers to really embrace hybrid vehicle technology. But the manufacturer has a been a bit slower in adopting fully battery electric powered vehicles (BEV). That is all about to change. 

Wild concept previews eventual production version of the 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 7 EV SUV.

The big crossover likely previews the 2023 Ioniq 7 three-row.

Chrysler‘s recent concept cars may not be terribly exciting, but in the past, it has created some stunning machines.

New all-electric crossover will kick-start the new Beyond Zero (BZ) sub-brand.

Update: Half the year is now done and though 2020 hasn’t been the ideal year so far, there is still hope on the horizon for people expecting some new and exciting cars and SUVs

Look at the Honda Augmented Driving Concept’s face. Look at it! D’awwww.

Everyone who has joined the ranks of the “Busted Knuckles Club” has probably used WD-40 Brand products at one time or another: the WD-40 Brand’s ubiquitous rust-penetrating lubricant is a mainstay of the home mechanic, invaluable for its ability to help free stuck parts and fasteners.

Lexus has revealed the wild LF-30 Electrified compact crossover at the Tokyo Motor Show. Seriously, just look at it.

It’s no secret that the pickup truck market is a cash cow for many automakers, and with small pickups gaining popularity again, should a Kia Telluride pickup truck be considered?

The Genesis Mint Concept has made its official debut at the 2019 New York International Auto Show this week, showing off the automaker’s vision for a pure electric luxury car for the city.

The Volkswagen Tarok is making its North American debut at the New York Auto Show this week. And that’s a little unusual because the  Brazilian pickup wasn’t really designed with us in mind.

The Mercedes-Benz GLB Concept previews a new compact crossover that will slot between the GLA and the GLC as a more rugged offering.

This is the new Infiniti QS Inspiration Concept, which will make its public debut at the forthcoming 2019 New York International Auto Show.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year – Moab!

Kia has used the 2019 Seoul Motor Show to give us a glimpse into the future of its crossover portfolio.

Another Geneva Motor Show is in the rear-view mirror, which means it’s time for us to start making fun of all the stuff we didn’t like.

As expected, the Subaru Viziv Adrenaline Concept has made its debut at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, ushering in Subaru’s new ‘Bolder’ design language that will give its vehicles more prominent characteristics with the goal of broadening the brand’s appeal.

A new hybrid Alfa Romeo could be on the way, with the automaker presenting an electrified compact crossover concept at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show this week.

Yet another electric crossover concept has debuted at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show  in the way of the new  Mitsubishi Engelberg Tourer Concept.

The hot new trend in automotive design seems to be high-riding sedans with a slight crossover shape. Nissan was one of the first to the party with its electric IMs Concept and now Kia has its own sedan-crossover-EV mashup.

Volkswagen has taken the wraps off its latest retro electric concept and this one takes its cues from the Meyers Manx. Named the I.D. BUGGY for obvious reasons, the concept comes sans roof with waterproof upholstery, and with 200 hp going to the back wheels.

Volkswagen will debut a one-off electric dune buggy at the Geneva Motor Show in March.

The Porsche Taycan isn’t even available yet and our friends at TaycanEVForum.com are already dreaming up what a GT3 version of the company’s first electric car could look like.

Another Honda EV concept will debut at the Geneva Motor Show this year and we’re happy to report it will be just as adorable as the Honda Urban EV and Honda Sports EV.

Resembling some sort of creepy animal (a mechanical cow, perhaps?), the Hyundai Elevate is a concept that can actually walk.

Tired of electric crossover concepts yet? We hope not, because Infiniti has just rolled out another one. Introducing the Infiniti QX Inspiration concept.

The New Year is quickly approaching, which means its time to count down some of the best and worst new vehicles of the year.