martes, 12 de noviembre de 2019

Toyota Mirai

The low-volume hydrogen fuel cell sedan, the unicorn of Toyota's lineup, will get a freshening for the brand to show off its engineering prowess at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.



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Polestar Polestar 1

The 600-hp plug-in hybrid coupe has a 93-mile electric-only range, and pricing will start at $155,000.



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Chevrolet Cruze

Production of the Cruze ended in March.



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Nissan Maxima

The flagship sedan was freshened last year and updated with a revised V-Motion front grille, new LED headlights, redesigned rear lights and a new rear fascia.



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Volvo S60

Production of the redesigned compact sedan began at Volvo's factory near Charleston, S.C., last year.



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Rolls-Royce Cullinan

Since the Cullinan's late 2018 launch, sales have been brisk. The crossover remains mostly unchanged for the 2020 model year. Rolls is adding one notable interior design option that has become a hallmark for the brand: a starlight headliner.



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VW Atlas

The U.S.-built three-row large crossover will be freshened in early 2020.



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