sábado, 14 de marzo de 2020

Tesla Model 3

After years of promises and a trip through "production hell," Tesla's vision of a $35,000 Model 3 appears dead. The automaker this year raised the base prices of all Model 3 trims by $400. The cheapest model is now $36,600 including shipping, and that's available only by special order at a Tesla store. The Model 3 earned a Top Safety Pick Plus award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the institute said this month.



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Toyota C-HR

Originally planned for the doomed Scion brand when it debuted in 2017, the C-HR subcompact crossover would be due for a freshening in the second half of 2020.



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Cadillac XT6

The three-row crossover began arriving in showrooms in June. It is expected to assist dealers in filling the large gap between the XT5 and Escalade.



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Ford Mustang

The high-performance Shelby GT500 variant will launch this year, and a hybrid will come in 2020.



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Lexus LC

The LC was redesigned in 2017 and would be due for a freshening in 2021, given Lexus product cycles.



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Mini Countryman

For the 2020 model year, the JCW version of Mini's largest model gets a more powerful 301-hp engine.



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Fiat 500L

The subcompact crossover will chug into 2020 as a carryover model with no updates on the horizon.



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