Le 10 auto più interessanti del Salone di Detroit 2016

Lexus LC 500 Coupé

Lexus LC 500 Coupé. Akio Toyoda himself was looking for luxury and sustainability in an amusing car: the first hybrid vehicle using rear-wheel drive.

Fiat Chrysler Pacifica

Fiat Chrysler Pacifica. In detail: the rear pillar, reclined and dynamic blends with the rear lights.

Volkswagen Tiguan GTE Active

Volkswagen Tiguan GTE Active. A plug-in hybrid variant of the Tiguan SUV that confirms Mathias Mueller’s statement: “Twenty electric or hybrid models within 2020”.

Audi Q6 H-tron

Audi Q6 H-tron. A detail: the engine or at least what replaces it in a hydrogen car is worth seeing.

Lexus LC 500 Coupé

Lexus LC 500 Coupé. A detail: the spectacular, flashy and aggressive radiator grille that reminds us of traditional Lexus models.

Le 10 auto più interessanti del Salone di Detroit 2016

Toyota Mirai. Detail of space age hexagonal antennas on the roof, through which it communicates with satellites.

Audi Q6 H-tron

Audi Q6 H-tron. Audi takes a step further compared with the already avant-guarde E-tron electric models: is hydrogen the fuel of the future?

Fiat Chrysler Pacifica

Fiat Chrysler Pacifica. It's the first hybrid vehicle in the history of the Italian car company.

Toyota Mirai

Toyota Mirai. It is hydrogen fuelled and now it can communicate with satellites through hexagonal antennas on the car roof.

Ford Fusion

Ford Fusion. It’s Ford’s universal saloon car and the company filled it up with technology and a hybrid engine.

Volkswagen Tiguan GTE Active Concept

Volkswagen Tiguan GTE Active Concept. A detail: the huge wheelhouse confirms the powerful personality of this hybrid car, which is just a bit refined by LED lights.

Smart

Smart. Its success in the USA, the birthplace of big saloon cars and huge pick-up trucks, makes us be more optimistic about smaller cars.

Smart

Smart. Detail: by comparing its internal size with the huge American trucks and SUVs, the Smart seems even smaller than it is.

Acura Precision Concept

Acura Precision Concept. Detail: bold, sleek and surprising lines, the design of the rear door disguises that it is a saloon.

Class-E Mercedes

Class-E Mercedes. It is increasingly improving on self-driving technology with its semi-autonomous driving system Drive Pilot.

Class-E Mercedes

Class-E Mercedes. Detail: thanks to its semi-autonomous driving system Drive Pilot, it can follow the preceding car keeping the safety distance and follow it at a speed of up to 210 km/h. The Distance Pilot relieves driver workload by braking or accelerating in normal driving.

Ford Fusion

Ford Fusion. The detail: It is equipped with all new driver assistance systems, including the Pedestrian Detection System, useful for parking, the blind spot detector and the rear view camera.

General Motors Bolt

General Motors Bolt. Detail: the electric charger allows the car to travel 320 km with a single charge

General Motors Bolt

General Motors Bolt. In Italy this will be an Opel, and probably it will be the first electric car sold for less than 25,000 euros.

Acura Precision Concept

Acura Precision Concept. Four doors, coupé style and a new digital interface between driver and car. A space age prototype of a sports saloon realised by Honda.