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2023 New York Auto Show Photo Gallery
The headline says it all -- these are some photos I snapped while wandering the show floor in New York Wednesday and Thursday.
2023 New York Auto Show Recap: Are We Back?
For better or worse, a lot of people in this business on all sides (journalist, analyst, PR, pundit) tend to use any given auto show's press conference schedule, along with the type of debuts that occur/news that is made, as a metric for the health of the industry.
QOTD: What Was the Star of the 2023 New York Auto Show?
The 2023 New York Auto Show is wrapping up and we're wondering -- what car was the star of the show for you?
2025 Ram 1500 Rev -- Range Extension
One of the challenges of EV adoption is range, or lack thereof. But as the technology improves, range gets closer and closer to what's offered by internal-combustion vehicles.
See the 2025 Ram 1500 Rev for evidence.
Atlas Peaked: 2024 Volkswagen Atlas Peak Edition Debuts in New York
Every crossover/SUV needs to have a rugged "outdoorsy" edition, it seems. That includes Volkswagen's Atlas. Meet the 2024 Volkswagen Atlas Peak Edition.
QOTD: What Are You Expecting From the New York Auto Show?
I'm currently in New York to be arraigned...nope that's someone else. I really am in the Big Apple, though -- all so I can see some cars.
Toyota Tacoma Teased Again Ahead of April 4 Debut
We saw a teaser image of the Toyota Tacoma last week, and now there are two more images -- one of which teases the release date.
NYIAS: 2023 Kia Niro Previewed for U.S. Market
After its debut at the 2021 Seoul Mobility Show, Kia has prepped the second-generation Niro crossover for the New York International Auto Show and indicated that the model will retain its extra-bold styling for the U.S. market.
Directly inspired by the 2019 HabaNiro concept, Kia’s compact crossover features a fat C-pillar in a contrasting color. The low-hanging headlamps have also been pushed out to the side, giving off some faint Telluride vibes. Aspects of the Soul are also present, though that’s likely down to the model sharing some of its aesthetics with the HabaNiro. Kia seems the most pleased with its upgraded powertrain roster, however.
2022 New York Auto Show: Kia Toughens the Telluride
The Kia Telluride looks more rugged and tough than it is. Well, Kia is changing that with updates for 2023.
2022 New York Auto Show Week: Hyundai's Next Palisade Aims to Continue the Upscale Image
Like its platform-mate, the Kia Telluride, the Hyundai Palisade is going under the knife, with the results planned for show at the 2022 New York Auto Show on Wednesday.
2022 New York Auto Show Week: Kia Updates the Telluride
It seems like just yesterday that Kia unveiled the Telluride three-row SUV. Now it’s apparently due for its first significant refresh.
2022 Hyundai Elantra N: The Full Hotness
Hyundai’s performance offensive continues with the 2022 Hyundai Elantra N.
Which, yes, is available with a manual transmission.
New York Auto Show Cancelled Again
The New York International Auto Show (NYIAS) has been cancelled for the second year in a row over, you guessed it, COVID. Though things are a bit more complicated this time around.
Progressive Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Tuesday that New Yorkers will need proof of vaccination to do everything from going to the movies to dining out starting August 16th. While this doesn’t include a mask mandate, something he said was unnecessary, requiring thousands of people from out of state to furnish vaccination cards they likely already lost makes NYC hosting the auto show a difficult (if not impossible) proposition. NYIAS organizers announced their decision to cancel the event on Wednesday.
New York Auto Show Shifts Into August 2021
After numerous postponements led up to a cancellation in 2020, the New York International Auto Show (NYIAS) is coming back for 2021 — four months later than planned. On Tuesday, organizers announced that the event would be delayed until August to take advantage of planned expansions at the Javits Center providing additional room for vendors and guests.
Scheduling during the summer also gives it the best possible chance of existing for 2021. Many are worried New York City will reenact strict health protocols over the winter that could easily stretch into April, when NYIAS normally takes place. Depending upon how strict those mandates are, any sizable indoor event could be dubbed illegal by city officials.
QOTD: A Show-stopping Virus to Prove Pointlessness?
The virus that’s on everyone’s lips is having an incredible economic impact throughout the world. Auto shows have thus far been disrupted by the virus outbreak, too, and I’ve begun wondering: At the end of the day, do they actually matter?
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