29 stories tagged future-models on EV Digest.
The upcoming all-electric Mercedes-Benz C-Class has been spied undergoing testing, confirming the German automaker's plans to expand its EQ lineup with a popular sedan. Expected to launch in 2026, this new EV will be built on Mercedes' dedicated MMA platform.
Dodge looks to its past for inspiration as rumors circulate about a potential Copperhead model. Unlike its ICE predecessor, this new Copperhead could emerge as a high-performance EV, building on Dodge's eMuscle strategy.
Volvo is set to introduce the EX60, an all-electric SUV, for the 2027 model year. Positioned to slot between the smaller EX30 and the larger EX90, this new BEV model will serve as an electric counterpart to the XC60. While full specifications remain under wraps, the EX60 is expected to offer a compelling mix of performance, range, and Volvo's signature safety features.
The 2027 Toyota RAV4 is expected to continue offering conventional hybrid powertrains, but the popular Prime plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) variant will reportedly be discontinued. This shift means a focus on the gasoline and non-plug-in hybrid options for the next generation of Toyota's best-selling SUV.
Land Rover is preparing an all-new Range Rover GT model for 2028, rumored to offer a pure battery-electric powertrain option alongside conventional gasoline engines. This move would significantly advance the brand's electrification strategy, potentially sharing EV architecture with future Jaguar models. If confirmed, the Range Rover GT BEV would directly compete with high-performance electric SUVs like the Porsche Taycan and other luxury EVs.
Acura is rumored to be developing its largest SUV to date, a three-row plug-in hybrid model with an anticipated production start in 2029. This potential flagship vehicle would expand Acura's electrified offerings, signaling a move towards larger, more family-oriented PHEVs.
Acura is reportedly developing a new large three-row SUV, expected to launch around 2029, that would position it above the current MDX. While details are scarce, the long lead time opens the possibility for this new flagship model to debut as an electric vehicle, reflecting the industry's shift towards electrification.
Acura is reportedly developing a new three-row SUV, expected to debut as an electric vehicle by 2029. This new model will position Acura to directly compete with premium offerings like the Lexus TX, catering to the growing demand for spacious family EVs.
As we look ahead to 2026, the author reflects on the rapid evolution of Tesla vehicles, recalling the initial bewilderment and subsequent familiarity with the brand's innovative features since 2019. This piece explores the author's expectations for how Tesla will continue to integrate advanced technology and reshape the automotive experience in its upcoming models, potentially offering a glimpse into future design and functionality.
Lamborghini's upcoming plug-in hybrid supercar, expected to be named Temerario, has been spotted in prototype form. This gallery provides an advanced look at the exterior design of the PHEV, which will replace the Huracán.
Volvo is reportedly looking to re-enter the U.S. sedan and wagon segments with two new electric vehicle models expected to launch around 2028. This move signifies a strategic shift for the automaker, which has largely focused on SUVs in the American market in recent years.
Bentley is taking a unique approach to sound design for its first all-electric vehicle, the Torcal SUV. Instead of synthesizing a traditional engine roar or amplifying motor sounds, the luxury automaker plans to integrate an orchestral soundtrack that uses drum-like rhythms to evoke the emotional feel of its iconic V8 engines. This innovative strategy aims to maintain the brand's signature "immersive and emotional experience" under acceleration, comparing it to a grand orchestral performance.
Volvo, having previously phased out gasoline-powered sedans and wagons in the U.S. market, is now reportedly exploring the reintroduction of these body styles as battery-electric vehicles. This strategic shift would see the Swedish automaker tapping into a potentially underserved segment of the growing EV landscape. If realized, these new electric models could arrive on American shores as early as 2028.
Despite the current market's strong preference for SUVs, a new report indicates that Volvo is exploring the reintroduction of sedans and and wagons for its next generation of electric vehicles. This strategic shift could cater to a segment of consumers looking for alternatives to the dominant crossover trend. The move would mark a return to some of Volvo's iconic body styles, reimagined for its all-electric lineup.
Kelley Blue Book has published a listing for a hypothetical 2027 Kia Telluride Hybrid, complete with trim levels and pricing. This premature listing for a model not yet officially announced suggests that Kia may be planning a plug-in hybrid version of its popular SUV, potentially hinting at future electrification for the brand's larger vehicles.
Infiniti is refining its upcoming high-performance SUV, a vehicle initially conceived to challenge Mercedes-AMG. The project is undergoing significant changes to integrate advanced electrified powertrain technology, which has pushed back its unveiling. This strategic shift underscores Infiniti's commitment to a more sustainable and performance-oriented electric future.
Ford is reportedly planning a new compact electric pickup truck to launch around 2028, aiming for an accessible $30,000 price point. While details remain sparse, speculation suggests this new EV might resurrect the iconic Ranchero nameplate from Ford's past. This potential entry into the affordable electric truck segment could significantly expand EV adoption.
Aston Martin is preparing for a significant shift towards an electric future, with concepts and designs indicating upcoming battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs). The brand aims to blend its iconic luxury and performance with advanced EV technology, ensuring its portfolio remains competitive in a rapidly evolving market. This strategic move includes a focus on new platforms and powertrains to support a fully electric lineup in the coming years.
Luxury automaker Aston Martin is developing a new vehicle platform to underpin its next generation of sports cars and SUVs, expected to launch within the next three to four years. This new architecture will support both hybrid and fully electric powertrains, marking a significant shift for the British brand. Moving forward, Aston Martin intends for its entire lineup to embrace electrification.
BMW's upcoming iX4 electric coupe SUV, expected to launch in 2027, has been seen testing with less camouflage, revealing more of its updated design. This new model aims to expand BMW's EV lineup with a sleek, sportier option. Spy shots captured the redesigned vehicle undergoing tests.
Honda is preparing to launch a new version of its popular Accord Hybrid for the 2026 model year, promising significant updates. This refreshed model is expected to build on the Accord's reputation for reliability while integrating advanced hybrid technology to appeal to eco-conscious buyers.
The Kia Niro continues its evolution with a redesigned model anticipated for 2027. While details remain speculative, this popular compact aims to build on its reputation for efficiency and practicality, potentially offering updated hybrid and PHEV powertrains to meet future market demands.
Audi's next-generation A4, slated for a 2028 release, will be exclusively battery-electric and showcase a brand-new design direction for the German automaker. This marks a significant step in Audi's electrification strategy, bringing a core model into the EV era with a fresh aesthetic.
BMW is gearing up to introduce a new entirely battery-electric SUV, the iX5, projected to arrive for the 2027 model year. This BEV will offer a spacious interior and advanced technology, positioning itself as a strong contender in the luxury electric SUV segment.
The head of BMW's performance M division has expressed interest in developing a modern, all-electric revival of the iconic M1 supercar. This signals a potential shift towards electrification for the brand's highest-performing vehicles, blending heritage with future EV technology.
A new 'L' variant of the Tesla Model Y, slated for 2027, has been showcased in a recent photo extensive gallery. These images provide an early look at the potential design and features of this updated electric SUV.
Audi is preparing to refresh its Q4 e-tron Sportback, with initial photos offering a glimpse into the design changes expected for the 2026 model. This updated compact electric SUV will likely build on the current model's platform while incorporating Audi's latest styling cues and technological advancements. The Q4 e-tron Sportback is a key model in Audi's expanding electric vehicle lineup, targeting a competitive segment of stylish and practical BEVs.
The venerable Volvo XC70 nameplate is rumored to be making a return in 2026, re-emerging as a rugged, all-electric wagon. Speculation suggests the new model will incorporate design cues from Volvo's recent Recharge concepts, maintaining its adventurous spirit in an electrified package.
BMW is preparing to launch the first-ever electric M3, dubbed the iM3, next year. While its quad-motor powertrain could theoretically exceed 1,000 horsepower, the company is expected to cap output around 750 hp to maintain the driving dynamics characteristic of M cars. This strategic restraint highlights BMW's commitment to delivering a powerful yet balanced performance EV.
