Concept Cars

Toyota looks to be serious about launching an electric sports car.

Genesis' new X Gran Berlinetta Vision Gran Turismo concept will be available to drive in “Gran Turismo” from Jan. 2024.

A trademark for the name Halycon indicates Stellantis could introduce an EV concept car in the U.S. soon.

Ian Callum has returned with a design blending a sports car and off-roader.

Mitsuoka's latest concept combines muscle car looks with Japanese econocar reliability.

You can own Aston Martin's Lagonda SUV concept that debuted at the 2009 Geneva auto show.

Lexus has imagined how its redesigned 2024 GX could be made more capable off the road.

The Ford Performance-developed off-road packages for the Bronco and Ranger are aimed at fans of overlanding.

There's always more aftermarket off-road parts to add, and the GMC Sierra Grande concept has some select choices from AEV.

Nissan is headed to the 2023 SEMA show with several builds, including a Safari Rally-style Z sports car.

Race cars competing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans might have zero carbon emissions within the decade.

Off-road cues aside, Mitsu's latest concept has family-lugging in mind.

Honda has revealed a Prelude concept that looks ready for production, though it's fitted with a hybrid powertrain—not batteries.

Subaru is currently testing an electric sports car prototype, and its latest concept shows what a production version might be like.

Nissan's new Hyper Force concept previews a potential electric GT-R with a solid-state battery and 1,341 hp.

Toyota's latest concept previews a spiritual successor to the MR2.

Lexus said its next-generation EVs will have double the range of its current offerings.

An extended-range electric powertrain using a rotary engine is Mazda's leading option for performance in the electric era.

Infiniti's first EV will target the Tesla Model S, when it arrives in showrooms around the middle of the decade.

Infiniti has four new models in the pipeline, the first of which is a redesigned QX80 due in showrooms in 2024.