7 most anticipated car release of 2024

Top Auto Models That You Should Look Forward to in 2024

The auto manufacturing industry is expected to produce new models this year and some of them have already made their debut in the market. It is seen that major automotive manufacturers such as Toyota, Ford and Honda have unique and fascinating models that are planned to be launched in the year 2014. 

The innovation will bring cool tech features, more slender looks and enhanced performance laudable by the buyers. Read on to find out about these 7 eagerly awaited vehicles that will be launched in 2024.

1. Toyota Belta EV

Toyota plans to electrify as many models as they can in the next few years in the shift toward electric cars. One of the potential stars that should attract some attention is the Belta EV, an electrically powered version of the functional Belta sedan. 

This new compact sedan will be affordable and it is likely to feature a neat electrically charged motor, which is capable of travelling about 250 miles on a single charge.

Hope for smart appearance, innovative solutions, and bulletproof durability from Toyota wrapped into an affordable and spacious small EV. 

2. Ford Bronco Pickup Truck

The latest model of the Ford Bronco SUV has had a throwback look to classic SUVs since its release in 2021. Now Ford is seeking to grow the Bronco brand, unveiling the more utilitarian Bronco pickup in 2024. 

Despite being produced by the same auto giant as the Bronco SUV and the Bronco Sport and on the same robust B-dashboard/bed platform, the midsize Bronco truck should ideally be an effective midsize 4x4 for off-roading to the outdoor activity lovers. 

There should be more than enough power from the cooled V6 and dorky 4WD for off-roading and as for utility, there is moderately vast cargo space and Ford’s latest gadgetry.

3. Honda Civic Type R

Enthusiast-level fans now wait with bated breath for the next version of Honda’s dynamically wonderful Civic Type R hot hatch. For the 2024 model, Honda has unveiled Civics Type R with sharp new exterior design to complement its boosted mechanicals. 

Those numbers sound to be about the 330 horsepower it delivers out of a turbocharged 2.0-litre 4-cylinder and the result will make this one of the quickest front-wheel-drive production cars on the market. 

High rear spoiler, specially tuned suspension system and limited slip differential should provide the car with a tremendous amount of grip and feel great on the twisty roads and racetracks. 

4. Tesla Roadster

Tesla Motors has finally unveiled the 2020 Roadster supercar that will cost over $200,000: the car will offer ridiculous acceleration with a powertrain of three electric motors and high-performance battery system. 

Tesla puts the power output at 750 horsepower with an acceleration time of just 1.1 seconds to 60 mph and a top speed more than 250 mph Aerodynamic design features seats made of carbon fibre and a split folding glass roof that stows in the boot. 

The driving range per charge is expected at 620 miles. If those wild performance claims pans out when it debuts in 2024, the Roadster will indeed redefine perception of what an electric-car can do.

5. Nissan Z Coupe 

The all-new 2023 Nissan Z coupe made a comeback to the market with an appealing retro look and sufficient power. Perhaps for 2024, Nissan may introduce an even purer Nismo performance model that takes power to about 400bhp. 

Improved brakes, suspension dampers and chassis reinforcements should further enhance handling agility whereas specifics such as wheels, an Aero kit and a quad exhaust should enable it to trim through any road or racetrack with style. 

Great look delivered alongside carefully modulated Nissan mechanics makes it a future class hero.  

6. Volkswagen ID.Buzz

2024 ID.Buzz is Volkswagen’s attempt on doing what Tesla did with the model T, reliving the feel-good factor by packages of, this time, fully electric VW Microbus. 

The space inside the cabin is flexible for up to 7 people, rotating the front seats are beneficial, and the distinctive angular design puts the car in a class of its own. 

The capability for fast charging leaves 350 miles of guilt-free cruising without emissions. Smooth and quiet acceleration, plus lots of playful handling ought to make it lots of fun to drive. With style, sustainability and heritage as claimed by VW, it expects to hit the buzz button in the burgeoning EV segment.  

7. Subaru Crosstrek PHEV

Subaru enhances the already loved Crosstrek with the introduction of a new Crosstrek Hybrid version of the car. Energy is provided from a plug-in hybrid-layout combining a highly effective 2.0-liter gas engine with a small electric motor and rechargeable battery pack. 

Total range is estimated at 35 miles for electric mode, or 400 miles for hybrid mode. The ground clearance, more often than not offering standard AWD, and Subaru’s suite of safety technologies enables families and adventure seekers to go nearly everywhere while consuming less fuel and, in turn, emitting less. 

A more sustainable version of the Crosstrek sedan? Those owners of Subaru automobiles should be happy.

Most anticipated brands electric vehicles, sport, cars, trucks and SUVs hitting the road in the future

This auto industry recovery persists in similar large-scale investments in emergent niches such as electric and trucks. Car enthusiasts and auto shop hunters can now anticipate taking a test drive of a wide range of the new generation vehicles in 2024. 

Tesla Roadster setting up new EV top speed benchmarks, Volkswagen hippie van is reborn electric, Bronco pickup is ready to rumble off-road or on it, next year’s new car promises a panoply of future classics with premier cutting edge technology. Which ride most excites you? Let the countdown begin!