It will also be the first car with its own NFT.

A tight balance of form and function come together in what's bound to be a big seller for the brand.

A new look, a new engine option, and upgraded technology.

The crossover replaces the outgoing FX.

The new EV will reach the US at the end of 2021.

The sporty crossover cranks out 375 hp from its new 2.9L twin-turbo V6.

The new spec is built around an exclusive bronze wheel design.

The new crossover offers plenty of performance for both on and off-road adventures.

The new A1 citycarver turns the compact hatch into a rugged crossover.

The Q8's styling shrinks down to battle it out with the GLC and X4.

The new models get a bump in horsepower and a number of exterior enhancements.

The small SUV is big on luxury.

The new addition to the Cayenne line competes with the BMW X6 and Mercedes GLE Coupe.

The sporty SUV gets further refined.

The SUV will arrive in 2021 and is targeting a range of up to 300 miles.

The Model Y is expected to enter production at the end of 2020.

The company is embracing an electrified future with its most popular model.

A strong new entry in the compact crossover space.

The luxury brand's first EV will be a crossover.

The new model is their largest crossover yet.

The crossover joins Ford's performance lineup.

The car will be priced at under $30,000 (with tax credit) and has 285 miles of range.

The new 3.0L turbo V6 produces 348 hp.

The crossover gets bigger, wider, longer, and more aggressive.