Welcome to the NYIAS 2015. A surprisingly compact show, though newsworthy.
It's said the Beetle won't get a successor, though we see 4 concepts of it here.
First off, the Denim with a special roof. Then the Wave with wooden interior.
And there's a Pink Edition for stylish people - or so says VW.
The R-line concept features 220 PS and sporty accessories.
Not sure whether it'll make production but it could make a nice addition.
Range Rover now offers the 550 PS V8 in this car, the SV Autobiography.
It's not about track times here but luxury: two-tone paint, a fridge.
This RR Sport even gets special 'event' seats. Not the US version though.
Big Kia news: the new Optima. We just see the petrol versions here:
A 180 PS 1.6 T, a 250 PS 2.0 T and a 188 PS 2.4 NA.
Inside, its roomier. We expect a diesel and hybrid for Europe at the IAA.
Not to mention a station car based on the Sportspace Concept at Geneva.
The new Lexus RX looks a lot like the NX. This is the F-Sport version.
It differs by its grille, wheels and sporty details. Technically, it's the same.
NL only gets the RX 450h with 4WD. The US get different versions too.
Sadly, no Toyota RAV4 hybrid here. But there IS a pink unicorn!
Big surprise: this Lincoln Continental, a name from the past.
A posh car with interesting tech, such as special lights, seats and audio.
It's a concept but it'll probably get produced. Not with a V8, but a V6 EcoBoost.
Even Lincoln gets with the times. We don't know when it will arrive.
Infiniti shows the new QX50. It's not just a new front.
Look at the sides: it's 11.5 cm longer. It's 2 cm higher, too.
Features of the Chinese version that have been copied for us.
There's a 320 PS 3.7 V6 or a 238 PS 3.0 turbodiesel.
We won't know when we will see it go on sale.
Big news is the McLaren Sport Series, in the form of this 570S with 570 PS.
In China we will see the 540C soon, which is more comfortable.
It's slotted below, yet bigger than the 650S. It's more practical.
It's easier to get it and CO2 emissions are reduced.
It's a 911 Turbo S fighter. Interesting move by McLaren.
It will arrive at dealers later this year.