Geneva Motor Show 2015

The McLaren 570S, 650S and 675LT are great performance cars, but not necessarily the right choice for a cross-country jaunt. The 570GT should change all of that, thanks to some extra luggage space, a more luxurious interior and unique suspension tune.

Better late than never, Rimac Automobili's Concept-One all-electric hypercar is not just a concept anymore, with Rimac set to unveil a production version of the car at the Geneva Motor Show next month

Some of the best concepts of the year were high-end sports cars pointing to the future of performance driving. Here are our picks for the best of 2015.​

We took a quick look at the all-new second-generation Audi R8 in our Geneva Motor Show exotic car photo gallery, but the new supercar is definitely worth a deeper dive. That's because beyond the basic styling and engineering refresh, there's an all-new R8 model: the 455-hp (340-kW) e-tron.

Believe it or not, Land Rover has decided that an Evoque convertible is a thing worthy of reality, even after three full years of hindsight. At the Geneva Motor Show earlier this month, Great Britain's luxury SUV marque announced that the Range Rover Evoque Convertible is heading to the streets.

While they weren't as strong a fleet as sports cars or concept cars, crossovers and 4x4s had a solid presence at the Geneva Motor Show, anchored by the global debuts of some extremely rugged off-roaders.

One of the biggest hurdles that electric cars face in going mainstream is range anxiety. To help combat this, Goodyear came up with its BHO3 concept tire, which generates electricity by converting heat and motion into current as the tire rolls – and even when it's standing still.

Don't call it a hybrid. Christian von Koenigsegg doesn't like the term. When your car routes 1,100 hp (820 kW) and 738 lb-ft (1,000 Nm) of V8 muscle through a 700-hp electric drive (there is no gearbox), you can call your car whatever the heck you want. Koenigsegg calls it the Regera.

If the Mercedes G-Wagen can go six wheels, why not the Land Rover Defender? The British tuning shop answers with the "Flying Huntsman 110 WB 6x6," an absolutely maniacal Defender ready for world conquer.

The Geneva Motor Show is also one of the best shows of the year for concept cars that range from "produce it now" to "not in another 1,000 years." We take a closer look at this year's concept cars in our complete photo coverage.

As cars move gradually towards becoming fully automated, it won't just be the way we operate them that will be different. Rinspeed and Mercedes, for example, have both explored the how car design and use may change. Now, Italdesign Giugiaro has imagined what automobile luxury may mean in the future.

One car stands out as an absolute stunner at this year's Geneva Motor Show: Touring Superleggera's Berlinetta Lusso. Dressed in blue and clothed in alloy bodywork, it's as new as the Ferrari V12 under the hood, and simultaneously as old as the hammers used to beat the body panels into shape.