Concept Cars

New concepts from Infiniti hint at the brand's future electrified models.

The Concept XM presages the XM plug-in hybrid SUV, slated to be BMW's only standalone M series since the M1.

Nissan plans 23 electrified models across the Nissan and Infiniti brands by 2030, 15 of which will be EVs.

A Dodge concept car that debuted at the 1969 Chicago Auto Show can be yours.

The Buick GL8 Flaghship concept hints at a future production Chinese minivan, though perhaps without a swiveling front passenger seat and a steering wheel touchscreen.

After the EV6, Kia's next electric vehicle will be a rugged SUV of some sort.

Following the Ioniq 5 compact crossover and upcoming Ioniq 6 sedan, Hyundai's electric portfolio will expand with a large crossover.

For Volvo, sustainability goes well beyond the powertrain.

We wonder if the Ferrari F50 would look anything like Ugur Sahin Design's Project Fenix, if launched today.

VW has taken a look back at some of its wilder concepts of the past 30 years.

India's Vazirani has revealed the 722-hp Ekonk electric speedster concept.

Modified versions of the plug-in hybrid Wrangler 4xe are due this year, as well as a Ram 1500 TRX and a concept based on the vintage Jeep J-Series pickup.

Ford created the Expedition Timberline Off-Grid concept as the ultimate overlanding version of its full-size SUV.

Mercedes-Benz's F200 concept car rolled out at the 1996 Paris auto show featured technologies only being introduced now.

Porsche marked the 30th anniversary of the launch of the 968 by imagining the car for the modern era.

The Aura concept represents a modern take on the classic British roadster.

Nissan European design boss Matthew Weaver has sketched a modern electric version of the Nissan Silvia that debuted in 1964.

Smart used the new mobility show in Munich, Germany, to preview the first of its next-generation vehicles.

Hyundai's new sports car concept is a hydrogen-electric plug-in hybrid with over 670 hp and range of more than 300 miles.

VW has unveiled an electric crossover concept that will likely end up as the ID.2 in production.