NAIAS 2011

Johnson Controls' ie:3 demonstrator car is the company's showcase for new technologies in efficient, lightweight automotive interiors.

Toyota celebrated a 10 year milestone for the Prius hybrid vehicle at the Detroit Auto Show 2011 this week with the introduction of three new additions to the eco-friendly range.

Volvo has entered the electric vehicle market with the release of an all-electric version of their C30 three-door compact.

The new Chrysler 300 features a more aerodynamic profile, distinctive LED-illuminated running lamps, a dual-pane panoramic sunroof, luxurious interior and massive 8.4-inch Touch infotainment center.

Li-ion Motors, which took out the prize in the Alternative Side-by-Side sub-class of the X Prize competition, has announced it plans to release the Wave II and Inizio supercar 100 percent electric vehicles this year.

This Monday at the Detroit Auto Show 2011, Ford introduced the public to its Vertrek compact SUV concept.

Hyundai has shown its new 3-door coupe Veloster and Curb concept vehicle alongside its new Blue Link telematics system at the Detroit Auto Show 2011.

When Porsche promises a world premiere you expect something very special and as the curtain went up on the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) this morning, it delivered.

Hyundai will rip the covers off its HCD-12 Curb Concept as well as presenting the world debut of its 2012 Veloster sports coupe at the NAIAS this week.

As part of the latest update to its C-Class, Mercedes-Benz has brought internet access to its COMAND infotainment system for the first time using Terminal Mode.

There's a new member of the racetrack-inspired BMW M club – the BMW 1 Series M Coupe - so from May next year, every variant in the BMW range will have an M series performance version.

Ford Australia has released the first image of its new-look 2011-model Territory SUV. Based on Ford's new kinetic design language, the vehicle is likely to be a strong indication of the new Escape due in January at NAIAS.