The New York Auto Show of 2018 has begun and we’re on the ground to see what the car industry has to offer. So far: plenty of electrified SUVs like the Lincoln Aviator and VW Cross Sport Concept, and luxurious self-drivers like Waymo’s Jaguar I-Pace. We’ve collected all the biggest announcements and best car photos from the event right here.
Mar 31, 2018Andrew J. Hawkins and Sean O'Kane
The best, worst, and weirdest cars at the 2018 New York Auto Show
Bubble roofs, self-driving EVs, and the case of the missing driver assist system
One minute in the Jaguar I-Pace was enough to learn it’s quick, but not much else
Carving up a parking lot with the hottest new EV
Where’s Super Cruise in Cadillac’s two new cars?
Cadillac keeps its driver assistance system almost a secret
The Kai concept holds Mazda’s internal combustion future
The next Mazda 3 may look this awesome
Automakers team up with states to get Americans to buy more electric cars
‘Drive Change. Drive Electric’
Genesis’ Essentia is an electric GT with an awesomely retro-futuristic ‘bubble’ roof
An all-electric coupe for your imagined retro-future
Subaru will use facial recognition technology to detect driver fatigue
The new Subaru Forester will be able to tell when you’re too sleepy to drive
Here’s what to expect at the 2018 New York Auto Show
Luxury and a dose of reality in Manhattan
Nissan’s new Altima offers highly automated driving without the sticker shock
Third Nissan model to get ProPilot Assist
The Lincoln Aviator is a plug-in hybrid SUV with a smartphone as a key
Ford’s luxury brand goes quasi-electric
Waymo and Jaguar will build up to 20,000 self-driving electric SUVs
Jaguar I-Pace will be the second official vehicle in Waymo’s robot taxi fleet
The new Toyota Corolla will have Apple CarPlay and Amazon’s Alexa
Still no word on Android Auto, though
