We spent a week in the new 2019 Ford Edge crossover and we like its upgrades, but it’s still hard to see past them. Ford added some refreshed styling, more features, and a new eight-speed automatic to the Edge for the 2019 model year, but didn’t change its primary safety need.
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The Geneva Motor Show closed its doors on Sunday, and we wrap up our coverage with one final gallery. Beyond the performance cars, concept cars and electrified vehicles, there was a group of vehicles that epitomized automotive adventure, ranging from all-terrain supercars to camper vans.
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Fisker says it wants to #ReinventTheSUV with a new all-electric model planned for a late 2021 release. It's targeting 300 miles of range, high-end luxury, and a price tag more commensurate with mainstream crossover models. The SUV will be the first of three planned models, Fisker promises.
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The 2019 Honda Pilot has been refreshed, with an updated look and improved technology. Many advanced safety systems that were optional before are standard now, and transmission shifting is smoother in the 9-speed option. Infotainment is also more usable.
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Mitsubishi is going plug-crazy at Geneva, with the new Engelberg Tourer next-generation sport utility concept. The vehicle incorporates the Dendo Drive House System, which creates an energy ecosystem between a home and an electric vehicle.
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Mazda has unveiled a new compact crossover at the Geneva Motor Show. The CX-30 will be a new core model for the global market, a five-seat offering that is dimensionally slightly larger than the CX-3. Three engines will be offered, depending on market, and all-wheel drive will be standard.
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Aston Martin is carving new territory with a trail-ready, electric SUV called the Lagonda All-Terrain Concept, unveiled in Geneva. The concept utility is a “first glimpse” at a production model SUV from Aston Martin, slated for a 2022 release. It builds on the Lagonda Vision Concept shown last year.
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Bentley has claimed the title of world's fastest production sport utility with the 190 mph, 626 bhp, 664 pound-foot Bentayga Speed. It boasts a sub-4-second 0-62 and a massive turbocharged W12 engine. What's not to like?
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BMW has taken the X3 sports activity vehicle and the X4 sports activity coupe and given them the M treatment. They both receive a souped up six-cylinder twin-turbocharged engine for 473 horsepower of output with special Competition models receiving 503 horses. Both will be built in the U.S.
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Land Rover brings some new light hybrid technology to the Range Rover Sport line-up. An all-new turbocharged Ingenium inline-six teams with a 48-volt mild hybrid system and electric supercharger to optimize performance and efficiency.
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