Lamborghini is unveiling its first plug-in hybrid car at the Paris Motor Show, joining a growing list of hybrid supercars.
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Mercedes AMG GT —
Mercedes-Benz is releasing its new AMG GT, saying this car "carries the heritage of Mercedes racing cars forward."
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Infiniti Q80 —
Infiniti, the Japanese upmarket car maker, is showing its four-door Q80 concept that will lead to future models of its flagship sedan.
Courtesy: Infiniti
Bentley Mulsanne Speed —
Bentley is unveiling its new Mulsanne Speed, which is marketed as the "world's fastest ultra-luxury driving experience."
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MINI —
MINI is revealing the first 5-door hatchback in the brand's history.
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Lexus NX 300h —
As a full hybrid, the new Lexus NX 300h can be driven for short distances in full electric vehicle mode -- that means no tailpipe emissions.
Courtesy: Toyota
BMW 2er convertible —
The "open-air driving" enthusiasts will be interested in BMW 2er convertible, which the company says boasts "expressive, elegant design and a flat waistline."
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Toyota C-HR —
Toyota's C-HR Concept hybrid-powered compact crossover "gives an early hint of the kind of vehicle Toyota would like to bring to market."
Courtesy: Toyota
Jaguar XE —
The Jaguar XE is the most fuel-efficient Jaguar yet, thanks to its lightweight construction.
Courtesy: Jaguar Land Rover
Ferrari Speciale A —
The new Ferrari Speciale A has a powered aluminum convertible top that can open or retract in just 14 seconds.
