At the New York International Auto Show this week, Kia and Genesis unveiled two urban-friendly electric concept models to the world for the very first time.
Several companies used the New York Auto Show (open to the public from April 19 to 28) as an opportunity to debut some brand-new concept models. Based on the four cars that made world and North American premieres, the future of the auto industry is looking stylish, compact and electric.
Kia HabaNiro
The HabaNiro by Kia is a “spicy” compact EV complete with level five autonomous driving, butterfly doors, and a driving range of over 300 miles. This “Everything Car” has been designed for city dwellers and suburbanites alike.
Kia Habaniro concept. Image: Kia via AFP Relaxnews
Genesis Mint Concept
The Mint Concept is a luxurious and stylish crossover that “belongs in the city.” While the model will never hit dealerships, it represents a culmination of Genesis values that will inform the brand’s upcoming models: luxury, electrification and practicality.
Genesis Mint concept. Image: Genesis via AFP Relaxnews
VW ID. Buggy, Tarok pickup
Volkswagen used the New York Auto Show to unveil two concepts for the first time in North America: the ID Buggy and the Tarok pickup. The former is an electric 2019 rendition of the classic beach buggy of the 1960s while the latter is a compact pickup that may someday make it to the market.
Volkswagen ID. Buggy concept. Image: Volkswagen via AFP Relaxnews
Volkswagen Tarok pickup concept. Image: Volkswagen via AFP Relaxnews
All these models will be on display at the show until it ends on April 28. JB
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