Los Angeles Auto Show highlights future mobility with innovative models and concepts
The Los Angeles Auto Show, one of the most influential events in the automotive industry, is currently showcasing a glimpse into the future of mobility. Renowned for its blend of cutting-edge design and innovation, the event attracts major automakers unveiling their latest models and concepts.
Hyundai revealed the 2026 Ioniq 9, a battery electric SUV with a range of 300 miles. The vehicle features reclining seats, a sliding center console, and advanced LED lighting. Hyundai insiders estimate a starting price around $50,000. Also on display is Hyundai’s N Vision 74, a hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle. While still a concept, the futuristic design and unique fuel technology hint at a promising future for hydrogen-powered mobility.
Dodge is turning heads with its Charger Daytona Banshee SRT. Available as both a gas-powered and electric vehicle, the model offers up to 670 horsepower and features performance enhancements like launch control and drift mode. The vehicle represents Dodge’s commitment to combining power and versatility.
Jeep introduced the Wagoneer S, a battery-electric SUV with 600 horsepower and a 0-60 time of just 3.4 seconds. With a luxurious interior, moonroof, and a 45-inch infotainment screen, the Wagoneer S promises both performance and comfort, priced at $72,000.
Subaru brought updates to its Forester, now in its sixth generation. The reimagined SUV boasts an upscale design, advanced infotainment features, and the brand’s signature off-road capabilities. Priced under $30,000, the Forester remains an accessible option for families. Subaru also showcased “Project Midnight,” a racing-inspired concept car designed to highlight the brand’s motorsport heritage.
Toyota revealed hybrid versions of its Tacoma truck and Grand Highlander SUV. The Tacoma hybrid integrates off-road-ready features with hybrid technology, while the Grand Highlander offers a spacious three-row design with high-end amenities. The Tacoma starts at $48,000, and the Grand Highlander begins at $47,000.
The Los Angeles Auto Show runs through December 1, providing visitors with a firsthand look at the vehicles and technologies shaping the automotive landscape.