Riding an extended wave of success into 2016, Mazda brought two special highlights to the Geneva Motor Show – the Mazda RX-VISION, an award-winning rotary sports car concept, and the lowest-emission Mazda3 yet to be offered in Europe.
The Maserati Levante is a turning point in the company’s history as the new model, which made its World Premiere at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, enables the Trident to access the largest luxury segment in the world. The Levante name was inspired by a warm, Mediterranean wind that can change from mild to gale force in an instant, mirroring the character of the first ever Maserati SUV.
In 1996, the first-generation Scenic was unveiled by Renault and it meant the invention of the compact multi-purpose vehicle. Now, 20 years later, the French manufacturer has redefined the concept. The new Scenic is a modern, assertive MPV that will be bought not only for the driving enjoyment it delivers, but also for the comfort the whole family will be able to enjoy whilst travelling.
Renault presented the new Megane Sport Tourer and the new Megane Sport Tourer GT at the Geneva Motor Show, just two months after the launch of the model’s hatchback, GT and GT Line versions. The dynamic, elegant new Megane Sport Tourer combines an intuitive, modular interior, including a choice of boot arrangements, with the segment’s longest maximum load length. The new Megane Sport Tourer GT features a large carrying capacity, 4CONTROL technology with four-wheel steering and Renault Sport signature styling.
The new full Alfa Romeo Giulia range has been revealed for the first time at the Geneva Motor Show and it embodies all the core elements which have made the Italian company one of the world’s best-loved automotive brands – distinctive design, innovative powertrains, unique technical solutions and the best weight-to-power ratio.
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