Audi, Ford, GM, Honda, Hyundai, Mazda, Porsche, Toyota confirmed
Event organizers are expecting approximately 30 world debuts be unveiled at this year’s L.A. Auto Show, most likely from manufacturers opting out of next month’s Tokyo show, among those known to be featuring debuts will be Audi, Jaguar, Lexus, Mercedes, and Porsche.
It’s California, So It’s Going to be Green
The show will be an opportunity for the auto industry to feature the green technology currently being developed for both upcoming models and future concepts. L.A. hosts the first show of the North American season, so you can expect major insight from most major companies on how they intend to adapt, overcome, and excel in this changing industry, and in turn, what impact it will have in the future market place.
The latest technology will certainly be on show, and is sure to include commuter capable electric vehicles, with zero emission plug-ins. Hybrids will also be on show, including the use of clean diesel, and conventional gas engines offering better fuel efficiency.
“This is a critical time for the auto industry and we are already seeing the manufacturers respond to the new challenges with some truly innovative products,” said Andy Fuzesi, general manager, LA Auto Show. “It’s exciting that the LA Auto Show will play host to manufacturers showcasing the future of the automobile.”
Larger Exhibitions from Ford & GM
Organizers have announced the Big 3 will boast a stronger presence this year than in years past, and that both GM and Ford are set to unveil world debuts. GM President & CEO, Fritz Henderson will be delivering a special keynote presentation on the press day opening.
We are hoping to be there bringing you the news first hand.
