Toyota’s 2025 SEMA slate reads like a powertrain sampler: a twin-turbo homage to the classic Land Cruiser, a grounded-yet-spicy Camry study, a widebody battery-electric time-attack toy, and a hydrogen-fueled Tacoma overlander that can charge your friend’s EV at camp.
The Bolt is back for 2027, and Chevrolet is clearly chasing the same formula that made the original a fixture in American driveways: small footprint, big practicality, and a price that doesn’t require a spreadsheet.
Jeep’s biggest SUV gets its mid-cycle rethink for 2026, and the headline is twofold: a cleaner, more contemporary face and a new range‑extended electric variant that promises big numbers without road‑trip anxiety.
Alfa Romeo gives the Tonale a meaningful mid‑cycle refresh for the 2026 model year, dialing up the design drama, broadening color and trim choices, and tightening the chassis hardware.