Automobility LA, an integral part of the annual Los Angeles International Auto Show, is not just about automobiles. It’s about nearly everything that has to do with transportation. Automakers, tech companies, designers, developers, startups, investors, dealers, government officials and analysts come together at Automobility LA to learn about the latest innovations in transportation, focusing on four themes: autonomy, connectivity, electrification and car/ridesharing.
This 4-day event–this year, November 26-November 29–always includes an exciting day of more than 50 vehicle debuts from leading automakers. Here’s a peek at who unveiled what this year.
BMW
BMW debuted–wait for it–six vehicles and one concept car. The iNext, BMW’s highly automated, emission-free, fully connected electric car, will arrive in 2021.
Mazda
Mazda Motor Corporation debuted its all-new Mazda3. Its new design embodies the essence of Japanese aesthetics and enables people to make the most of their natural sense of balance. Zoom zoom, indeed.
Porsche
The eighth generation of the Porsche 911 Carrera S and 4S debuted on the eve of the LA Auto Show at the Porsche Experience Center. This latest design has a more muscular look, a completely new interior layout, and new assistance systems to increase safety and comfort.
Several other auto manufacturers debuted vehicles as well, including Byton, Kia, Lexus, Lincoln, Mini, Nissan, Rivian, Subaru, Toyota and Volkswagen. Stay tuned for more unveilings to come.
