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Since electrification is increasingly becoming the way of the future for automakers, it's not a surprise that all four of the concept vehicles appearing at the 2023 Chicago Auto Show are EVs.

As a head turner, the 2023 BMW XM is a slam-dunk success. It’s based off of the XM concept car from 2021, and the styling has carried over almost entirely intact, for better or worse.

The 2024 Subaru Crosstrek is a little bit bigger, a little more comfy, slightly more rugged-looking, but not more expensive.

The 2024 E-Ray is the first all-wheel-drive Corvette — and it’s also a gasoline-electric hybrid.

Volkswagen’s Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport SUVs benefit from nicely executed interior and exterior updates for 2024, but we worry the new infotainment system might be a step backward.

Hyundai announced today at the 2023 Chicago Auto Show that it’s launching an all-new electric vehicle subscription service dubbed Evolve+.

The redesigned 2024 Crosstrek enters its third generation with a freshened exterior, improved performance, and notable technology and safety upgrades.

The Grand Highlander has a family resemblance to the regular Highlander, but the new SUV’s design is less about bulging styling elements and more about sharper angles and straighter lines.

For 2024, the Highlander morphs into the Grand Highlander and Toyota promises more passenger room and cargo space than the outgoing model, as well as additional powertrain options.

Toyota didn’t reveal too much about the three-row Grand Highlander, which will debut at the 2023 Chicago Auto Show, besides it being “equipped for family adventures.”