Auto Shows

Jeep is releasing the 2021 Wrangler Rubicon Xtreme Recon package to best all of the Ford Bronco's off-road stats.

The Geneva motor show, the first auto show to be canceled by the coronavirus pandemic, is set to return next February.

From July 15-19, the Chicago Auto Show plans a smaller, more socially distanced take on this show, one of the largest in the U.S.

Here are some of the highlights from the 2021 Shanghai auto show.

Cashed-up EV startup Hengchi has just unveiled nine vehicles but is planning even more.

Hongqi used the Shanghai auto show to present a flagship sedan concept.

Dartz plans to follow up its Nikrob EV with a convertible version dubbed the Froggy.

Great Wall Motor has unveiled a Ford Ranger Raptor rival at the 2021 Shanghai auto show.

The Polestar 1 ends production in 2021 but a new flagship based on Polestar's Precept sedan concept is coming.

Chinese luxury brand Hongqi is set to launch a range of high-end hybrids and EVs, starting with a hypercar.

Toyota used the 2021 Shanghai auto show to preview its first volume electric vehicle.

The Xpeng P5 is a small electric sedan with world-first technology.

Geely plans to target Tesla with a premium brand focused on EV technology.

The next member of VW's ID family of electric vehicles is a Tesla Model X rival exclusive to China.

The Ford Evos crossover shown at Shanghai could become the Fusion Active in the U.S. as a replacement for the Fusion sedan.

With the demise of the GS, it's now up to the ES to carry the mid-size sedan mantle at Lexus.

Genesis has unveiled an electric version of the G80, the automaker's first electrified vehicle of any kind.

The electric version of the Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class has been revealed

Audi plans to have 20 EVs in its lineup by 2025, and the A6 E-Tron Concept unveiled at Auto Shanghai 2021 previews one of them.

The public will get to see the reborn Wagoneer and new Grand Cherokee L for the first time at April's 2021 Atlanta auto show.