Future cars worth waiting for
Automobility LA showcases concept vehicles that the upcoming year may offer
MORE than 60 vehicles made their debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show, now Automobility LA, held at the end of last year – surely as a teaser for the new year.
Located in the US’S largest car, luxury car and green vehicle market, according to JD Power, the show continues to be a prime platform for vehicle makers to launch products, collaborate and share their insights into the future of transportation.
Nearly half of these vehicles made world premières, including an all-new vehicle from Hyundai, a pickup truck from Jeep and a number of vehicles from Kia.
German luxury carmaker Audi presented the e-tron GT concept four-door electric performance coupé. Mitsubishi’s newest concept made its North American debut at the show.
About 57% of these debut vehicles spanned across several segments within the luxury class – including Volvo’s latest luxury sedan, the all-new S60, which made its car show debut alongside the all-new V60 Cross Country wagon.
The Polaris Slingshot three-wheeled roadster also revealed its 2019 lineup of models including the S, SL, SLR, and new Grand Touring.
“Cars are designed, purchased, tuned, customised and enjoyed year-round in Los Angeles,” said Terri Toennies, executive vice president and general manager of
Automobility LA.
“In a city that’s known for its car culture and overall passion for cars, there’s no better place to debut vehicles, reach influencers and engage with the masses.”