Feb 01 2019

Top 3 Reveals from the 2019 Detroit Auto Show

This year Detroit Auto Show hosted a mix of SUVs, sedans and sports cars that will be arriving at dealerships later this year.

The Detroit Auto Show 2019 has gone after its final January staging. The Detroit auto show hosted a mix of SUVs, sedans, and sports cars that will be hitting the dealerships later this year. From the next year, the auto show will move to June 2020 to attract stronger attendance and avoid competition with early January’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Some automakers skipped the Detroit auto show this year, but the other hit the ground running and unveiled their latest electric vehicle concepts, too. Nissan showcased its QX inspiration concept, while the Chinese automaker JAC brought it seven-passenger, glass door-enclosed Entranze.

Kia Telluride

Korean Carmaker’s largest SUV made its official debut in Detroit four months after making an appearance at the New York Fashion Week Show.

The boxy Telluride is equipped with a powerful 291 horsepower V6 engine.

Toyota Supra

The Japanese automaker Toyota entered the fray with its long-awaited Toyota Supra. Last sold in 2002 the supra nameplate now shares its platform with BMW’s Z4 coupe.

The car is designed to appeal to enthusiasts and lend excitement to Toyota’s brand.

Shelby GT500 Mustang

Ford’s powerful vehicle comes as a supercharged V8 mustang. The Shelby GT500 boasts more than 700 horsepower and will challenge Chevrolet’s Camaro ZL1 1LE as well as exotic European cars when it is offered for sale later this year.