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  • GMC Granite.

    Back in 2010, GM introduced the idea of a smaller GMC model with a new concept car called the Granite. While the Granite never made it to production, the illustration above shows what a new small GMC EV could look like. One based on the upcoming next-generation Chevrolet Bolt. A small EV with better capacities… Continue reading GMC Granite.

  • Lynk & Co Z20.

    There is another nightmare for Tesla on the horizon. It is called the Z20 from Lynk & Co. While the small compact Tesla model is rumored to have been canceled a few months ago, Elon Musk has claimed this was a lie. apparently, they are still working on a smaller car. If that is the… Continue reading Lynk & Co Z20.

  • Chrysler 300.

    Chrysler decided to discontinue the 300 sedan last year. At the same time, Stellantis also killed the Dodge Challenger and the previous generation Challenger. While the Dodge models morphed into the brand new Charger available in both 2 or 4 doors, there is no replacement for the Chrysler 300. At least so far… The new… Continue reading Chrysler 300.

  • Volvo EV90.

    There are rumors that just won’t die, and a future Volvo EV wagon is one of them. The illustration above shows what a new large EV Volvo wagon could look like. While the S60 sedan has been discontinued, Volvo will soon offer a brand new ES90 electric sedan. We’ve already seen a teaser of the… Continue reading Volvo EV90.

  • Cadillac Wagon.

    A proper Cadillac wagon was just a crazy dream until Cadillac actually came up with one, in 2008. It was part of the new, second-generation CTS sedan. The new CTS was available as a 4-door sedan of course, but also as a much more modern-looking 2-door fastback coupe. As well as an almost weird-looking Sport… Continue reading Cadillac Wagon.

  • Buick OMPV Concept.

    GM unveiled this all-new Buick Minivan concept in China. The world’s largest car market where both minivans in general and Buick are both doing quite well. The concept is obviously a preview of the next-generation Buick GL8 Minivan sold in China in 1999. The current generation was introduced in 2021, and it seems GM is… Continue reading Buick OMPV Concept.

  • Cadillac Fleetwood.

    How about another try and imagine what a next-generation Cadillac Fleetwood could look like? It would be the largest Cadillac sedan available besides the crazy $340,000 Celestiq. Although this time it would have to be priced at under $100, 000 to be competitive against the Mercedes EQS or the ghastly BMW i7. And not trying… Continue reading Cadillac Fleetwood.

  • Tesla Model 2.

    I know I thought the same thing: Model 2??? And yet, these are supposedly patent mages showing an upcoming smaller Tesla Model. One that doesn’t look at all like what we’ve seen so far of the upcoming CyberCab. Since the CyberCab looks like it will only have 2 doors. And this does look like a… Continue reading Tesla Model 2.

  • Chrysler Concorde.

    Since Dodge is working on a new Dodge Stealth, this time as an EV SUV and not a sports car, why not a new Chrysler Concorde? Chrysler desperately needs something, anything. And it seems the ultra-futuristic Halcyon concept will not be a preview of a realistic production car. Unlike what Stellantis did with the Dodge… Continue reading Chrysler Concorde.

  • Kia EV8/Stinger.

    Kia is actually thinking about a new large electric sedan to replace the dead Kia Stinger. The Stinger was produced from 2017 to 2023. Its design was based on the fantastic-looking 2011 Stinger Concept. Although the Stinger kept accumulating one good review after another, it was never the hit Kia had hoped for. Its first… Continue reading Kia EV8/Stinger.

  • GMC Canyon EV.

    Another no-brainer for GM seems to be a GMC Canyon EV mid-sized pickup. Since the Ultium platform can produce vehicles from the Chevrolet Equinox EV (and even smaller with the next-generation Bolt) the the gargantuan GMC Hummer EV, it seems a smaller pickup for GMC would make sense. Besides the 2 Hummers, so far GMC… Continue reading GMC Canyon EV.