It is important for SUVs and trucks to be on the market, just like electric and hybrid gas. We have compiled a list of 50 cars to keep the gas engine alive, with new sporty offerings on the horizon from brands like Lamborghini, Chevy, and Aston Martin. It’s not all gloom and doom for gas lovers, but rather a plan to ensure a little longer life for the gas engine.
Cars.
Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Electric Vehicle.
Scheduled Release: 2025.
Alfa Romeo is one of the many brands making the switch from gas to electrons sometime in the near future, hinting at rumors of the Giulia sedan possibly having a variant with up to 1,000 horsepower, offering more body styles like a wagon, and the possibility of being electric. They will be moving towards battery power in the form of both full EVs and plug-in hybrids.
Alfa Romeo Sports Car.
Scheduled Release: 2023.
The latest reports suggest that this could be the last “old-school” coupe from the brand, with a retro design that cues hints of the past. Although it is rumored to be a supercar or sports car, the proposed Alfa could potentially arrive before the electric and gas-powered Giulia. Early rumors suggest that the Alfa sports car could use a plug-in hybrid powertrain.
Aston Martin Valhalla.
Release Date: 2024.
The Aston Martin Valhalla., which will be the next supercar in the Aston Martin lineup, is expected to have a flat-plane-crank V8 engine with around 900 horsepower, enabling it to reach 0-60 mph in just three seconds.
Audi A6 E-Tron.
Release Date: 2024.
We have already seen the concept form of the Audi A6 E-Tron. in the pictured image here, but the production version should debut sometime later next year. The Audi A6 E-Tron. will offer a range of up to 400 miles and will have the most powerful electric motors, with a pack of 469 hp. It will also have the capability to charge at 800 volts. The Audi A6 E-Tron. is built on Audi’s scalable Premium Platform Electric (PPE) architecture.
Bentley EV.
Scheduled Release Date: 2026.
To find creative ideas, we can at least refer to the EXP 100 GT concept from 2019, but the initial electric vehicles lack extensive information. Starting in 2026, Bentley pledges to exclusively offer battery-powered vehicles as they envision an electric future.
BMW M2 CS.
Scheduled Release: 2025.
The BMW M2 CS. is expected to arrive in 2025, featuring an upgraded version of the current eight-speed automatic transmission, which could have more than 500 horsepower. However, BMW plans to further push the envelope with the upcoming CS M2, making it even more powerful. The M2 already packs a punch with its 453 horsepower.
BMW New Class Electric Vehicle.
Scheduled Release: 2025.
In the upcoming months, we can expect to receive additional information. The forthcoming collection of BMW electric vehicles will feature an enhanced driving distance and superior technology compared to the BMW Neue Klasse. The final version is expected to be released soon, and the image shown here draws inspiration from the i Vision D concept introduced earlier this year. Starting from 2025, BMW’s Neue Klasse of electric vehicles will contribute to the creation of a unique line of electric cars for the automaker, incorporating innovative design.
Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 / Zora.
Scheduled Release: 2025.
If you thought you had to wait until the new ZR1 (or Zora) arrives in 2026 before seeing the new Z06 Corvette, think again. The Z06 could have more than 850 horsepower, a flat-plane-crank 5.5-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine under the hood, and a dual-speed eight-clutch gearbox. It is currently on sale and could reach 0-60 in just 2.5 seconds.
Dodge Charger Daytona SRT EV.
Release Date: 2024.
The EV SRT Daytona, which will officially debut next year, will have a range of approximately 500 miles. It will feature an architecture with an 800-volt electrical system and a horsepower of 600. Although it has already been seen in prototype form, it will reside alongside the current Challenger and Charger models. This ensures a harmonious integration into Dodge’s current lineup.
Ferrari Hypercar.
Scheduled Release: 2025.
The new Ferrari halo car, rumored to have a V8 twin-turbo engine, could be out of this world. Unfortunately, we won’t get to see the final form of this Ferrari until 2025. We’ve already seen a number of camouflaged prototypes previewing the wild-looking design of this hypercar, which features a massive rear wing and an S-duct on the hood. This hypercar should arrive in 2025 as a spiritual successor to the beloved LaFerrari.
Ferrari SF90 Special Edition.
Scheduled Release: 2023.
Expect this year to arrive sometime. It will use the same twin-turbo V8 engine as the SF90 base, but with more power and an electric motor setup. The SF90 will soon arrive in the form of the Speciale Versione, which is even more capable and powerful. However, the SF90 Ferrari already has its own hypercar, with a top speed of 211 mph and 1,000-hp.
Genesis X.
Release Date: To Be Determined.
Early reports suggest that the sports car will be fully electric and cost at least $200,000, which is pretty absurd for the Genesis X. production timeline. However, the company has confirmed that there is still no official timeline for when it will happen.
Hyundai N Vision 74.
Release Date: To Be Determined.
The ongoing tale of the Hyundai N Vision 74. persists, but there are strong suggestions that the sports car might actually materialize. Reports suggested the concept might have a limited production run after its introduction in 2022. Hyundai dismissed those theories. It’s still uncertain how accurate that may be, but more recently, rumors suggested that the N Vision 74 would indeed be heading towards production.
Lamborghini Revuelto SVJ.
Release Date: To Be Determined.
The SVJ should use the same V12 hybrid powertrain as the standard Revuelto, albeit with more power packed under the pretty hood. This rendering previews what the Revuelto could potentially look like, with even more power. There are already swirling rumors of a hotter variant of the SVJ, which could potentially look like the more powerful Revuelto.
Lexus LFA Electric Vehicle.
Scheduled Release Date: 2026.
It is reported early that the new Lexus electric sports car, the lovely Sport Electrified concept pictured here, could have a manual gearbox and achieve a 0-60 time of around two seconds. It will act as the basis for the new 2021 Lexus electric sports car, which debuted in 2021. While we know that Lexus has created a new electric sports car inspired by the iconic LFA, it is unclear if the car will actually be named LFA upon its return.
Lotus Envya.
Scheduled Release: 2023.
The Lotus Envya. sedan will be the next mass-appeal product from Lotus, just like the larger Eletre. Although it is priced at around $85,000, the Eletre SUV marks Lotus’ first move into mainstream products.
Mercedes-AMG GT
Scheduled Release: 2023.
The new GT AMG from Mercedes-Benz will be available in two flavors and will feature a high-performance mild-hybrid option, while still maintaining the V8 powertrain that the previous GT AMG, like the spy photos have shown. However, it will not be fully electric (yet). The debut of the new GT AMG will happen later this year.
Mercedes-Benz EQA. Sedan
Release Date: 2024.
The forthcoming EQA is expected to feature a sophisticated four-door coupe design and deliver a minimum of 200 horsepower. Drawing inspiration from the CLA and A-Class models powered by gasoline, the Mercedes EQA sedan (not the currently available SUV) is scheduled to launch in 2024 as the brand’s entry-level electric vehicle. The Mercedes range is currently experiencing a transformation that will ultimately result in the transition of all gasoline-powered vehicles, even some of the brand’s smallest offerings, to battery-powered alternatives.
Polestar 5.
Release Date: 2024.
The 5 Polestar will act as the flagship vehicle of the automaker when it arrives in 2024, competing with the likes of the Audi E-Tron and Porsche Taycan. It should be able to achieve an 80 percent charge in just 20 minutes using a fast DC charger, meaning it will have the capability to compete with the most powerful trims of the EV Swedish. It will have up to 884 hp, similar to the Audi E-Tron and Porsche Taycan.
Polestar O2 Cabriolet.
Scheduled Release: 2025.
In the marketplace, it is expected to be among the limited number of fully electric convertibles and will also serve as Polestar’s inaugural sports car. The Polestar 6 is slated for production and will boast more than 800 horsepower. The sleek O2 Convertible sports car will debut in 2025, serving as the brand’s flagship for a minimum of one year prior to the introduction of the Polestar 5. sedan.
Porsche Electric Hypercar.
Release Date: To Be Determined.
Nurburgring, the fastest car production track in the world, might become the venue for Porsche’s plans to create an all-electric vehicle, whether it’s the X Mission production version or not. However, if we consider the recent X Mission concept, it shouldn’t be seen as an indication of an imminent production model. Oliver Blume, the CEO, stated that building a hypercar has always been part of Porsche’s strategy, although a specific timeline has not been committed to yet. The arrival of this vehicle is still unknown. Porsche promises to build a new hypercar, following the footsteps of the GT Carrera and Spyder 918.
Porsche 718 Boxster / Cayman Electric Vehicle.
Scheduled Release: 2025.
By early next year, the Boxster and Cayman will both transition to electric power. Instead, Porsche’s renowned sports cars will abandon their gasoline engines in favor of the versatile Volkswagen Group PPE EV platform. With a minimum of 450 horsepower in its base version, Porsche aims to reduce the weight of both these cars while offering additional power options for higher trims.
Tesla Hatchback.
Release Date: To Be Determined.
There is still no set debut date, however, the small car is currently undergoing testing in markets such as China. Speculation suggests that the vehicle could be an electric vehicle priced at $25,000, potentially the long-rumored Tesla hatchback. There hasn’t been much information released about this highly anticipated hatchback, which is expected to be launched within the next few years. In the meantime, there is a lot of buzz surrounding the Tesla Cybertruck. and the Tesla Roadster..
Tesla Roadster.
Release Date: 2024.
In early 2024, prior to being available for purchase, it is anticipated that a finalized model of the high-performance vehicle will make an appearance. The company might commence development of the Roadster in 2024, while production of the Cybertruck is expected to begin in earnest this year. According to reports, there may finally be some hope on the horizon for the much-anticipated Tesla Roadster..
Toyota GR Electric Sports Car
Scheduled Release Date: 2026.
Toyota is working hard on an electric sports car that will bear the branding GR. The upcoming Lexus sports car, expected to arrive in 2026, should have similar performance to a car with a manual gearbox and even simulate engine “noises”. However, this electric sports car will not be like a normal car.
Toyota GR Prius.
Release Date: To be determined.
Potentially increased performance – however, it should be noted that Toyota has not provided any official specifications for the concept. The GR Prius concept showcases enhancements such as a fresh wheel and tire combination, improved aerodynamics, and a larger grille. Based on this information, it is reasonable to consider the likelihood of a production model, considering that we have already witnessed the GR Prius as a concept.
SUVs.
Acura ZDX.
Release Date: 2024.
Acura recently announced a new infotainment system that is Google-based. We know that it will have a range of more than 300 miles and will feature sharp design cues. Although we have already seen a preview of what it could look like with the concept EV Precision, we should expect to see the full production version of it next year. Additionally, the first all-electric SUV from Acura will be the ZDX.
Cadillac Escalade IQ.
Scheduled Release: 2023.
Towards the conclusion of this year, the Escalade IQ will make its official debut. Currently, there is no information regarding details such as range, horsepower, or price; however, this substantial electric vehicle will utilize GM’s Ultium EV platform. In addition to the Lyriq, the upcoming Escalade IQ will also be transitioning to an electric model. Cadillac’s lineup will include more than just the Lyriq when it comes to electric SUVs.
Chevrolet Equinox / Electric Vehicle.
Scheduled Release: 2023.
The new Chevy Equinox will be available in both electric and gas flavors when it debuts a year later. While the gas version will feature a rugged redesign with aggressive lightning cues and a bold front end, we have already seen the EV Equinox in concept form.
Scheduled Release: 2023.
Faraday Future recently announced the limited edition FF 91 2.0 Futurist Alliance, which is set to start deliveries this summer. The Futurist Alliance, available in only 300 units worldwide, offers unique paint and wheel choices, along with a feature described by the company as a “personalized private AI and specialized tuning.”
Fisker Ocean.
Scheduled Release: 2023.
Shipments commenced in Europe the previous month, and the Fisker Ocean., Fisker’s inaugural vehicle after the Karma, is set to reach the United States on June 19. The initial variations scheduled for arrival are expected to be the Fisker Ocean. One and Extreme, boasting an estimated range of 360 miles according to the EPA. Subsequently, the 340-mile Fisker Ocean. Ultra and the base Fisker Ocean. Sport, offering an approximate range of 250 miles, will follow suit.
Fisker Pear.
Release Date: To Be Determined.
It is likely that it will be first released, but production should make it the Pear. However, there is no official release date set for it, and the lid of the unique trunk can be opened in tight spaces. It has a new body style, but it is neither a hatchback nor a crossover. According to Henrik Fisker, it is a unique vehicle that looks like a reimagined Fiat Multipla. It is likely to be followed by the Pear Fisker Ocean., which is a successful vehicle. If the Ocean Fisker is successful, it is likely to be released in Europe first.
Genesis GV90.
Release Date: 2024.
It is probable that the GV90 will include all-wheel drive and dual motors, although specific details have not yet been disclosed. The exclusive electric framework enables a level floor, thanks to the E-GMP platform. Hyundai’s GV90, Ioniq 7, and EV9 will manufacture a spacious three-row electric SUV utilizing the largest variant of the E-GMP platform, expected to be released in 2024.
Honda Prologue.
Release Date: 2024.
The Prologue, a Honda electric crossover released in 2024, incorporates the exclusive battery technology of the American automaker and is built on GM’s Ultium platform. Honda executives are firm in their belief that the Prologue will maintain the distinct characteristics that consumers value most, akin to the upcoming Blazer EV.
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Scheduled Release: 2023.
The performance and price of the GT EV6 Kia will be slightly higher or on par with the current model. However, the N 5 Ioniq from Hyundai, utilizing the next generation of battery technology, will have slightly less range than the current AWD model, but will offer 600 pound-feet of torque and horsepower.
Hyundai Ioniq 7.
Release Date: 2024.
The Ioniq 7 is expected to have a range of more than 300 miles and its design will resemble the SUV concept that was unveiled towards the end of the previous year, much like many of Hyundai’s electric vehicles. The Ioniq 7 will utilize Hyundai’s own version of the three-row E-GMP platform, which is also shared by the Genesis GV90. and Kia EV9.
Jeep Recon.
Release Date: 2024.
We know that it will be built on a large platform called STLA, but no details have been released about the performance or range of the Recon. The Recon offers beefy off-road tires and a tech axle e-locker, as well as traction management and Selec-Terrain capability with Jeep’s rail-rated capability. It also includes removable top and doors. Connecting to the Wrangler in terms of off-road capability and features, the Jeep Recon. quickly lives up to its heritage.
Lincoln Star. EV
Release Date: 2024.
The production version of the SUV pictured here should start around $75,000 and should be an upscale, stylish, and sleek SUV. It borrows cues from the concept Star looking lovely, assuming that it will eventually become a fully electric SUV in the Lincoln range by 2022.
Lucid Gravity.
Release Date: 2024.
Reservations are scheduled to open for the Lucid Air in 2024, but the official release of the SUV won’t happen until this year. The Lucid Gravity., which has three rows of seating for seven passengers and a spacious cabin, is designed to be as large as an SUV but with impressive range and performance, similar to the Air Lucid. It is a promising sign that the Gravity Lucid has been recently spotted during testing, indicating that production is nearing completion.
Mercedes-Benz EQG.
Release Date: 2024.
It is expected that the SUV will go on sale in 2024 and the EQG has been spotted on the roads in Germany. The EQG is set to be the first electric vehicle to use silicon-based anodes to reduce battery charging times and significantly increase range. It promises to offer phenomenal performance, although it may resemble an old-school SUV. Essentially, you can think of the EQG as the electric version of the Mercedes-Benz “G-Wagen”.
Mini Countryman.
Scheduled Release: 2023.
The release of the new Mini Countryman. has not been confirmed yet, but it is expected to make its debut in late 2023. The new Countryman will be based on the BMW iX1 electric platform, which also underpins the FAAR Group’s BMW. It is reported that the SUV will grow taller by 2.4 inches and longer by 5.1 inches. This new Countryman will not be “mini”, and it will be followed by a recently refreshed small crossover, the new Mini Cooper Countryman.
Porsche Macan Electric Vehicle.
Release Date: 2024.
The Porsche Macan small SUV is going electric, with the electric Macan expected to debut early next year. A full debut is not too far away, considering that we have already witnessed prototypes on the road. The Macan EV, in its most powerful specification, will be equipped with a 100.0-kilowatt-hour battery pack, delivering an impressive 603 hp and over 738 lb-ft of torque.
Rivian R2.
Scheduled Release: 2025.
Recently teased by Rivian, the upcoming R2 crossover is anticipated to retain Rivian’s distinctive dual-motor configuration, delivering approximately 600 horsepower. Moreover, it is projected to reduce in size, resembling the Porsche Macan, and is expected to offer a more compact and affordable alternative to the current R1S. Nevertheless, it will be some time before the new SUV is unveiled, as the release date is set for 2025.
Scout Electric Sport Utility Vehicle.
Scheduled Release: 2026.
The newly reborn automaker, Scout, has plans for two brand-new vehicles. The first SUV, scheduled for production at Scout’s US facility in 2025, will kick off with off-road capabilities, fully electric powertrain, and rugged-on cues, similar to the Wrangler Jeep and Ford Bronco. Additionally, a pickup truck is set to arrive in the following year.
Trucks.
Canoo Electric Pickup Truck.
Release Date: 2024.
Canoo says that the tiny truck will have available configurations of both eight- and six-bed, with a range of at least 200 miles and up to 500 hp. This ute or pickup has been around in concept form since around 2022, but it should finally reach the market next year. Canoo has really cute EVs that work as some really cute ute or pickups.
Chevrolet Silverado Electric Vehicle.
Scheduled Release: 2023.
Buyers in the market for a full-size electric pickup won’t have to wait much longer to arrive at EV Silverado, as Rivian or Ford isn’t the only option. Chevy’s first electric truck will borrow powertrain components from the EV Hummer GMC. The EV Silverado will have a range of 400 miles and 510 horsepower with its base Truck Work model. While the top-end RST should pack a hearty 754 horsepower.
GMC Sierra Electric Vehicle.
Release Date: 2024.
In the later part of 2024 and throughout 2025, there will be the introduction of more reasonably priced models. The initial cost of the Denali Edition 1 will be $100,000, offering a maximum of 754 horsepower in its highest specification and a range of 400 miles for the Sierra. The Sierra EV will encompass many of the identical powertrain choices and features, following the Silverado’s entry into the market in the upcoming year.
Ram 1500 Rev
Release Date: 2024.
In the upcoming months, Ram is set to transition to electric power with the introduction of the 1500 Rev in its finalized production version. The 1500 Rev will utilize the Stellantis STLA platform, which is specifically engineered for electric vehicles with a body-on-frame design. This model will be equipped with two motors, generating a combined power of 654 hp and providing a range of up to 500 miles.
Scout Electric Pickup Truck.
Scheduled Release: 2025.
Naturally, due to the inclusion of the bed, the Scout will manufacture its electric off-road pickup alongside the Scout SUV starting in 2025. It is expected to possess all the identical tough indications and abilities as the SUV, but with enhanced practicality, of course.
Tesla Cybertruck.
Release Date: 2024.
The Cybertruck is likely to arrive early in 2024, but there is a chance that we will see it in production form. Tesla has ramped up production at its facility in Texas to help accommodate the production of the Cybertruck, while spy videos and photos have shown more production-ready versions of the Cybertruck on the road. After years of teasing prototypes and concepts, Tesla’s Cybertruck is slowly inching towards production.