In 2020, expect to see the beginnings of electric cars sweeping through all the major makes and models. At the same time, crossovers seem to be among the top sellers and you can expect a wide range of vehicles to hit the market, from supercars to family cars, and the return of some models that have been absent for several years.
Here is a list of some of the newest cars that will hit the market in 2020, perfect for the driving enthusiast:
2020 Ford Bronco
After a prolonged absence from the auto market, the Bronco is back! Using the Ranger pickup platform, this crossover is both rugged and sports a new design that will separate it from the others in its class while still being highly capable off road. The new Ford Bronco should arrive in late 2020 and is priced in the low $30,000. It should be one of the best new vehicles from Ford and Bronco fanatics are thrilled to see it coming back!
2020 Tesla Roadster
This newest Roadster from Tesla was first revealed in 2017 and it should be the most advanced model Tesla has created for the general public to date. Starting around a salty $200,000, this supercar touts a gorgeous glass roof, three electric motors for a zero-to-60mph time of 1.9 seconds and a huge 200 kWh battery pack, allowing 620 miles between charges. As with past models, the concept to completion may end up changing considerably, but as it is Tesla, we can guarantee it will be super tech-savvy and incredibly fast!
2020 Toyota Supra
Another comeback this year is the Toyota Supra. The new Supra returns as a 2 seater, turbocharged 3.0L with 335 horsepower. Developed in partnership with BMW, the new Supra currently only comes as an automatic, resembles the GR Supra Racing concept first revealed in 2018, and starts around $50,000. For the Supra groupies, it is long awaited.
2020 Jeep Gladiator
For those who love a good truck, Jeep has brought back it’s first pickup since the discontinuation of the Comanche in 1992. Much like the SUV it is styled after, the Gladiator offers removable doors, top and a fold-down windshield with a Ram pickup suspension. Priced to start around $34,500, the Gladiator offers a 3.6L V6 with 285 horsepower and there are rumors of a mild-hybrid assist on the horizon. With locking differentials, an available forward-facing TrailCam Off-Road Camera and the unmistakable look of it’s SUV cousin, the Gladiator stands to be a great option for truck lovers all around.
Volvo V60 Polestar
Volvo has made some major changes to the V60 station wagon for the 2020 edition, including the introduction of a hybrid plug-in, four-wheel or all wheel drive available with 23.2 cubic feet of cargo space. MSRP starts at $67, 300 and it offers a charge mode that charges the battery while using the gas engine. The dashboard’s 9 inch touchscreen is full of great integrations and features easily accessed with the swipe of a finger. While more expensive than other family cars, this vehicle is full of great standard safety features, including automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, land departure warning and pilot assist.
2020 Kia Mohave
The South Korean company has updated this SUV making it a great family car for 2020. Available features include12.3-inch digital instrument/entertainment touchscreen with cloud-based voice recognition software, wireless smartphone charging, electric power steering and even a terrain selector. Safety has been enhanced with an automatic emergency brake system, active cruise control, lane keeping assist, and rear cross traffic alert. Prices are expected to start around $57,400 with the brand already selling the car outside of the USA.
There are loads of interesting new cars and restyled models from the major car companies making their debut in 2020. Whether you are looking to purchase a new or used car, make sure you are protected on the road with a comprehensive protection program like Turbo|Charged from Lifestyle Benefits Club: get roadside assistance, auto repair rebate, key fob replacement and more.
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