Exiting car launches of 2024

Globally, 2024 has brought several exciting car launches across different categories, from luxury and performance models to electric and hybrid vehicles. Here’s a look at some significant global releases:
Electric Vehicles (EVs):
Tesla Model 3 Refresh: Tesla's popular Model 3 received a significant design and interior upgrade, with enhanced range, reduced noise levels, and improved features.
BMW i5: BMW expanded its electric lineup with the i5, an electric variant of the 5 Series sedan, combining luxury with sustainable performance.
Porsche Macan EV: Porsche launched its all-electric Macan, a sporty SUV with advanced electric technology, designed to appeal to luxury SUV buyers.
Polestar 3: Polestar introduced the Polestar 3, a luxury electric SUV focusing on sustainable design, high performance, and innovative technology.
Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles (PHEVs):
Toyota Land Cruiser 250 Hybrid: Toyota revamped its iconic Land Cruiser with a hybrid powertrain option, focusing on off-road capability with improved efficiency.
A hybrid LX700H would likely offer significantly better fuel economy than the gas-powered LX 700h, appealing to luxury SUV buyers who want eco-friendly features without sacrificing performance.
Lexus TX Hybrid: The Lexus TX SUV debuted with hybrid and plug-in hybrid options, offering a premium blend of luxury and fuel efficiency.
Honda CR-V Hybrid 2024: Honda introduced a new version of the CR-V Hybrid, aiming for higher efficiency and an upgraded design.
Luxury and Performance Cars:
Ferrari Purosangue: Ferrari's first SUV, the Purosangue, was launched to offer a unique blend of Ferrari’s sports car DNA with the practicality of an SUV.
Rolls-Royce Spectre: The Spectre is Rolls-Royce’s first fully electric vehicle, designed to deliver both luxury and silent electric performance.
Maserati GranTurismo Folgore: Maserati introduced an electric version of its iconic GranTurismo, called the Folgore, targeting the luxury performance EV segment.
SUVs and Crossovers:
Hyundai Kona: Hyundai's Kona was redesigned for 2024, with a more spacious interior, upgraded technology, and a focus on both electric and traditional options.
Ford Explorer Electric (Europe): Ford introduced an electric version of the Explorer in Europe, showcasing a family-friendly EV with a familiar nameplate.
Compact and Mid-Size Cars:
Volkswagen ID.7: Volkswagen expanded its electric ID lineup with the ID.7 sedan, catering to markets looking for a spacious, fully-electric family car.
Mazda CX-90: Mazda launched the CX-90, focusing on performance, with plug-in hybrid options and a focus on North American markets.
These models illustrate the global trends of 2024, where electrification, sustainability, and luxury innovation are paramount, alongside traditional SUV and performance segments. Availability can vary by region due to production and regulatory factors, but these vehicles reflect key directions in the global automotive market.