Walkarounds and show tours from AUTO TV.
Up to 600 km of range, physical climate controls, a passenger screen and Golf IV-style dials, at €43,990 to €54,760 in France. Paris is the first time the public can see it.
The second-generation Bayon is 65 mm longer, gets two 12.3-inch screens and adds a hybrid in 2027. The N Line badge changes how it looks, not how fast it goes.
Hyundai's sporty-looking Tucson brings 20-inch wheels and a red-trimmed suede cabin to Paris, with the regular plug-in hybrid underneath.
A red 2+2 four-door coupé with a glowing Scudetto and a yoke wheel. Alfa Romeo says it isn't a preview of any one car, but it's the clearest hint yet of where the brand is heading.
