Concept cars

Whether you’re looking at a practical EV, a rugged SUV or even a wagon, this year’s New York International Auto Show packs an impressive variety of new-car reveals and refreshes.

Honda says it will begin building the 0 Series SUV at its facility in Ohio during the first half of 2026; the Saloon will follow in the latter half of the year.

Hyundai says the Initium hydrogen fuel-cell concept vehicle previews a production vehicle that will bow in the first half of 2025.

The next new electric-vehicle brand is almost here, as Scout Motors has unveiled its Traveler SUV and Terra pickup truck concepts.

The fast growth of the EV market means that the brand’s follow-up effort will debut during Monterey Car Week in California.

Clearly based on the production vehicle, the Wagoneer S Trailhawk concept returns the Jeep of the future to the brand’s roots.

Sony executives hyped up the Afeela EV’s high-tech features, touting both its incorporation of artificial intelligence as well as its potential as a platform for entertainment, gaming and other apps.

Kia’s new Platform Beyond Vehicle concepts are essentially a cab atop a skateboard-style EV chassis that allows you to swap out the entire rear portion of the vehicle to suit different uses.

Honda describes the 0 Series Saloon concept as a preview of the new model lineup’s flagship, serving as the first 0 Series to enter production.

The 2023 Chicago Auto Show brings a slew of new vehicles that range in size from subcompact to supersized and are packed with innovative features.