Here is a wide selection of models that will gradually reach the market in 2020. During the year that is about to begin, we will see the birth of the new generation of an iconic car such as the VW Golf; We will also be delighted with the sportiest Mini created to date and we will open our eyes wide before Aston Martin’s first SUV.
But, above all, we will be electrified by the impressive offer of hybrid and 100% electric models that are already on the exit ramp to meet the new environmental demands. These models occupy the bulk of the novelties of 2020. No brand wants to give up giving the spark.
Audi
Audi e-tron Sportback
Everything indicates that the firm with the four rings is going to have a busy and very electrifying year. To whet your appetite, we know that in 2020 the Audi e-tron Sportback and Audi e-tron GT are going to be launched, which are two 100% electric models, with different approaches, yes. While the first is presented as the coupé variant of the e-tron SUV (already on the market), the second is a five-door coupé saloon that has the Porsche Taycan in its sights. We will see the SUV arrive in spring; The saloon will go into production in 2020, although its release to the market may be delayed a little longer.
The other great novelty of Audi is the new generation of the A3, a highly anticipated model. After the arrival of the Golf 8, which will be at the beginning of the year, it is the turn of its two blood brothers from the VW group, among which is the compact from Ingolstadt. Technology, electrification and, we suppose, more refined ways for this key model that is already asking for relief.
Aston Martin
Aston Martin DBX
Well yes, the British sports firm has also fallen into the networks of the SUV trend. The Aston Martin DBX not only has a spectacular design and is closely linked to the fundamental features of the brand despite its large SUV volumes, but also hides under the hood a powerful 4-liter twin-turbo V8 engine with 550 hp, which allows it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.5 seconds and reach a top of almost 300 km/h.
And no less spectacular is the Aston Martin Valhalla, with which the brand friend of James Bond enters the world of hybrid hyper sports cars. His is another level: 1,000 horsepower, a groundbreaking design and, surely, a price above one million euros for this model whose production will not exceed 500 units.
bmw
BMW M2 CS
The Bavarian brand does not stop getting on the politically correct bandwagon, as the current canons dictate. And that is why this coming 2020 we will see the landing of the BMW iX3 (the first electric SUV, a rival to the Audi e-tron and Mercedes-Benz EQC) and the two plug-in hybrids X1 xDrive 25e and X3 xDrive 30e, with 220 and 292 hp respectively, both of which obtain the ‘Zero Emissions’ environmental label thanks to their electrical autonomy of close to 50 kilometres.
But if there is something that we love about BMW, it is that, despite everything, it remains faithful to its history and does not neglect the passionate part. Proof of this is the BMW M2 CS, a true sports car from the ///M saga that derives from the M2 Competition, to which it adds aesthetic details, less weight, more careful aerodynamics and better qualities for efficient driving on the circuit. In its bowels beats a 6-cylinder heart, boosted to 450 CV.
Citroen
Citroen C5 Aircross Hybrid
We know that the C5 Aircross is one of the most comfortable SUVs on the market today due to its elaborate suspension tuning and the careful ergonomics of its seats. We also know that plug-in hybrid technology attracts a large part of the potential clientele at the moment. So the Citroën C5 Aircross Hybrid with 224 hp and 50 km of electric autonomy points to best-selling ways.
Cupra
cupra formentor
The Cupra Formentor is the first 100% Cupra model, not derived from a Seat model. We will see it arrive in mid-2020 and it is a plug-in hybrid with 245 CV, sporty design and -sure- very dynamic character, like all the brand’s products. This year we should also see the Cupra León, the radical new version of the compact that is about to see the light.
Ferrari
ferrari rome
The capital of his native country gives its name to this beautiful Ferrari with neat lines, which moves thanks to a 3.9-liter V8 engine that delivers 620 CV. Capable of rolling at 320 km/h, the Ferrari Roma is a dream on wheels that we will have the opportunity to see come true in 2020.
Ford
Ford Mustang Mach-E
Many have raised their hands to their heads with this idea of using the Mustang name for an electric car with an SUV body. What a sacrilege! Honestly, we do not believe that it is so much and we do think, rather, that it is a well-studied movement due to the signature of the oval. The Mustang Mach-E will arrive at the end of the year with a range of between 420 and 600 kilometers.
Another novelty that will emerge in 2020 (it is already available) is the new Ford Kuga, which improves its design and adds a lot of hybridization options; there will be a plug-in hybrid and two conventional hybrids, one with a gasoline engine and the other a diesel. This Kuga is the generalist option that the C SUV segment is crying out for.
Vehicles intended for the transport of numerous passengers also want their clean version with the “Zero Emissions” label. Ford scores a point with the Tourneo Custom PHEV, a plug-in hybrid with more than 50 kilometers of autonomy, which moves like a fish in water in urban environments.
Sling
honda e
After watching its development process for so long, it’s time to bring the Honda-e to the fore, a 100% electric and highly appetizing urban, which has two versions in its range (136 and 154 CV). Its minimalist design, its exterior staging and its compactness are its basic pillars. The official autonomy of 220 kilometers is not exactly comfortable, but it does seem adequate to make trips around the city and suburbs.
Much more current in every way and with a great technological endowment, the new generation Honda Jazz will only be sold with a hybrid engine. With this, the Japanese brand seeks to simplify the range as much as possible by aiming directly at the target. We will see it arrive in mid-2020.
Jaguar
Jaguar F Type
So thorough is the update to the compact sports car that it almost feels like a new generation. But is not. The 2020 Jaguar F-Type has been updated with a design that is pure delight to the eye, certain chassis modifications and a range of engines that opens up a greater distance between the extremes, since the V6 disappears and the 4-cylinder engines remain. and V8.
Jeep
Jeep Gladiator
Jeep ‘puts the batteries’ -never better said- with the introduction of plug-in hybrid systems in two of its best-selling models, the Compass and the Renegade. But, beyond this, all eyes will be eclipsed by the Jeep Gladiator, that sort of Wrangler pick-up that never crossed our minds until the Italian firm gave the project the green light.
Land Rover
Land Rover Defender
Renewing a myth is not always easy. And in this case, the new generation Land Rover Defender arrives involved in a great controversy due to its design and its approach, which move away to some extent from the original idea. In any case, it is still a very striking bet within Land Rover’s SUV offer. A car that every lover of offroad driving should take into account.
lexus
Lexus LC 500 Convertible
Lexus continues on its own path of ‘low emissions’ with a double and interesting bet. On the one hand, the Lexus UX 300e will go into production (we do not know if it is also for sale) in 2020 as the first fully electric production model of the Japanese firm. On the other hand, the new convertible version of the Lexus LC puts that touch of glamor into the world of hybrid sports cars.
Lotus
lotus evija
We have no doubt that one of the wildest models -if not the most- that will hit the market in 2020 is the Lotus Evija, a fully electric two-seater hyper sports car with a 2,000 hp engine that promises heart-stopping performance. At a fast charging point your battery will be fully ready in 18 minutes. Let the other manufacturers take note…
Mazda
Mazda2
It has always seemed to us that the Mazda2 is one of the most desirable utilities. Well finished and with a pleasant driving feel, the little Japanese is getting ready in 2020 with a restyling that affects the range of engines, the design and the endowment of equipment.
The brand’s first electric is the Mazda MX-30, a model that, how could it be otherwise, responds to SUV fashion. With the MX-30, Mazda intends to make its way into this new world of batteries with one that slightly exceeds 200 kilometers of autonomy according to the WLTP regulations. A bit low for a car of its aspirations.
Mercedes Benz
Mercedes-Benz A250e
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