Acura – the luxury car brand of Honda – shows its vision of future electric vehicle models with the Precision EV Concept. The electric SUV is inspired by F1 models and luxury yachts.

In the cabin is a quadrilateral steering wheel, racing-style digital screens, and environmentally friendly materials. The concept’s electric motor details are currently unknown.

The design language of the Precision EV Concept is expected to be put into practice in 2024 when Acura begins production of its electric SUV. Previous information said that Acura’s first electric vehicle will use General Motors’ Ultium platform starting in 2026. Photo: Roberto Baldwin

Audi brought to the luxury auto show a trio of electric car concepts, including Skysphere, Grandsphere and Urbansphere, showing the German brand’s solution for trips on crowded inner-city roads.

Urbansphere with long wheelbase, 24-inch rims and Audi’s most spacious interior, with 4 independent seats. The Grandsphere (car in the photo) represents a vision of the future luxury sedan. The smallest of the trio is the Skysphere when it comes to the convertible sport line. Photo: Roberto Baldwin

Cadillac brings the Celestiq electric sedan prototype that is expected to attract new customers who may be familiar with super luxury models Bentley and Rolls-Royce. The expected selling price is up to 300,000 USD or even higher.

Cadillac said the Celestiq will be equipped with the new generation of Ultra Cruise autonomous driving technology, but the company has not yet announced details and kept engine options and parameters private. Just know that Celestiq is developed on the same Ultium EV platform as the Lyriq or Chevrolet Blazer EV and Silverado EV. Photo: Cadillac

The DeLorean Alpha5 has a streamlined appearance with bird-wing doors. The concept model represents the American brand’s idea of a battery-powered car. The 4-seat, 4-wheel drive electric car is expected to go on sale in 2024, with an acceleration time of 0-97 km/h in less than 3 seconds and can reach a maximum speed of 249 km/h. Photo: Auto Connected Car

One of the cars that attracted the most attention from visitors at the event was the Lincoln Model L 100 concept – an electric grand tourer with autonomous driving technology. This concept product was also created to honor the brand’s first luxury car model – Model L Mammoth 1922 – with doors that open upwards and backwards. If on autopilot, the controls disappear and the interior resembles a living room with a five-person couch.

The Model L 100 will not be commercially produced, but shows the brand’s vision for future electric vehicles. Photo: Lincoln

Polestar – the Swedish car brand – announced that it will expand its product line to include an 884 horsepower hardtop model with recycled materials. The electric Polestar 6 will go into production in 2026 and is based on the Polestar O2 concept model (pictured) that the company first launched in March. Customers can now start ordering the car online. Photo: Roberto Baldwin

Rimac brings the $2.5 million Nevera electric supercar with a capacity of 1,914 horsepower and is hand-assembled in its home country of Croatia. Rimac says the Nevera can accelerate from 0-97 km/h in 1.85 seconds. Currently, all 50 cars expected to be produced in the first year have been sold out. Photo: Jaclyn Trop

Equipped with 3 electric motors, 1,200 horsepower, Lucid Air Sapphire is the most powerful electric sedan in the world. The car accelerates from 0-100 km/h in less than 2 seconds, 0-160 km/h in less than 4 seconds and can run 400 m in less than 9 seconds. Lucid claims these numbers can be achieved without any conditions.

Lucid says the Sapphire variants will be the premium variants of all its future models. Air Sapphire is produced in limited quantities, priced from 249,000 USD and the first deliveries will be next year. Photo: Motor1