As the brand’s first dedicated battery-electric vehicle, the EV6 gets svelte exterior styling and a modern cabin. The 2022 Kia EV6 is a new battery-powered hatchback that shares its underpinnings with the Hyundai Ioniq 5. We expect the flagship sedan to show up sometime early next year, but we can only guesstimate the price $75,000 would likely be a good starting point.
Based on the Q Inspiration concept pictured here, the Infiniti sedan(s) likely won’t go fully electric like the SUV, but instead, use a version of the brand’s current 2.0-liter VC-Turbo with hybrid technology.
Late last year, Infiniti gave us a quick glimpse into its electrified future, which includes a luxurious electric SUV and potentially two high-end flagships. ⠀ Hyundai Ioniq 5 Design Dissected In Walkaround Video 2022 Infiniti Flagship EV The official production Civic should debut sometime in the next few months, with the Si and Type R models following later this year. And now, based on leaked CARB emission filings, we know that both 1.5- and 2.0-liter engines will carry over. The shots show off the compact sedan's fresh face and some additional details out back, most of the new styling elements borrowed from the eye-searing orange prototype we saw back in November. Photos leaked recently of what appears to be the all-new 2022 Honda Civic in the metal. When Will We See It: Early 2021 / Late 2021 A more-powerful ZR1 and even an electrified Corvette are also possible down the line. Whenever it does debut, the new ‘Vette variant could have a flat-plane-crank DOHC V8 that revs up to 9,000 rpm, and pump out 625 horsepower. Our hope (based on previous reports) is that the new Z06 shows up sometime in the middle of 2021. It’s only a matter of time before Chevrolet announces the new Corvette Z06. But more versions of the Lucid Air will follow, with a range-topping Dream Edition expected soon after with an asking price of $169,000 and improved range and power. The base model will start at $77,400 (before tax credits) and offer 406 miles of range and 480 horsepower. 2021 Future Cars 2021 Lucid AirĮven though production has been stalled in part due to the ongoing pandemic, Lucid promises that its new Air electric sedan will go on sale this year. Each section has dozens of new products we expect to show up by 2026, based on what we’ve reported and seen either in spy photos or early teasers. Our list of future vehicles is broken down into three sections: Cars, SUVs, and Trucks.
That likely won’t stop as we look forward into the next four years, sharing most of the vehicles we expect to arrive between now and the not-so-distant-year of 2026. We're also watching more supercar and hypercar debuts than ever before. We’re in the midst of an electric vehicle onslaught and seeing a flood of new EV pickup trucks.
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