#2018LaAutoShow

Toyota sells a ton of electrified vehicles between its various Prius model variants, the hydrogen fuel cell powered Mirai and other hybrids, but it doesn’t currently sell a fully electric vehicle.

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A broad diversity of products debuted at this year’s L.A. Auto Show, from pickup trucks and crossovers to small cars and luxury offerings.

Volkswagen showed off the I.D. Buzz Cargo at the L.A. Auto Show, and it turns out there’s a chance it could be sold in the North American market.

We recently brought you news of the Rivian R1T, a pickup truck capable of ripping to 60 mph in three seconds flat. The company also unveiled a three-row SUV and its stats are equally impressive.

Toyota is preparing for a huge product offensive and is staying committed to sedans and cars as some other manufacturers shift focus to SUVs and crossovers.

Many thought Toyota’s decision to add sporty TRD models to the Camry and Avalon lineup was an odd one, but the Japanese automaker is considering adding a performance-oriented model to the entire family.

Meet the Palisade, Hyundai’s new flagship SUV, which just made its public debut at the 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show.

As with the 2019 Maxima, Nissan has refreshed its popular Murano crossover for the new model year, adding more style and features.

Volkswagen wants to reinvent local deliveries with its I.D. Buzz Cargo, an electric delivery van. First shown at a commercial vehicle expo in Hannover in September, the Buzz Cargo is making its U.S. debut at the L.A. Auto Show.

The current-generation Maxima sedan has been on the market for a few years and it’s high time for an update.

The Kia Soul has always stood out for being unique and a new-generation model has just debuted still firmly waving that flag.

The wraps have finally come off the 590-hp all electric e-tron GT. Better yet, the concept previews Audi’s vision for performance EVs since (like the R8 and all of its RS cars) the production car it previews will be made by Audi Sport.

At long last, the worst-kept secret in Motown has made its official debut. The 2020 Jeep Gladiator truck was just unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show, melding the unabashed ruggedness of a Wrangler with all the usefulness of a midsize pickup.