The all-important 2012 North American International Auto Show opens this week in Detroit, with green cars, including new plug-in hybrids and EV models taking center stage.
Toyota will be introducing two advanced plug-in hybrids. The NS4 is an advanced plug-in hybrid concept vehicle making its North American debut. Also, making its world debut is the Prius c hybrid. As usual with Toyota, they are keeping the wraps on these intros until they are unveiled.
You’ve probably never heard of AMP, but they are one of the largest electric car conversion companies on the planet. AMP is introducing a plug-in version of the 2012 Jeep Cherokee EV, which joins the company’s Mercedes M-Class EV and other electric versions of SUVs.
Acura is introducing three all-new models. The debuts include the all-new ILX Concept compact sports sedan, a redesigned RDX crossover sport utility vehicle, and a concept version of the next generation Acura NSX supercar.
Lexus is set to introduce the LF-LC 2+2 hybrid sport coupe concept vehicle, created at the company's Calty design studio in Newport Beach, California.
Ford is introducing three new Fusion models, and a new Ford Fusion Story website.
Dodge is bringing back the Dodge Dart. According to Car and Driver, this is not the 60s muscle car, but a fuel efficient compact version based on the Alfa Romeo compact -- a brand also owned by Chrysler parent company Fiat. It's good to share.
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