New models to expect in 2024

There are many car models expected for the new year. Below you can see which of them will come to our country.

BMW X2

The BMW X2 is the car that first introduced the Sports Activity Coupe (SAC) concept to the premium compact segment. Now, the second generation takes over – even more distinctive in appearance, sportier and more progressive in philosophy.

Citroen e-C3

With the promise that the new C3 will be the most affordable choice in the electric vehicle segment originating in Europe, Citroen presents the next generation of the popular small car.

CUPRA Tavascan

With an eye on a zero-emissions future, CUPRA has officially presented the all-new Tavascan, the second all-electric model to be added to the Spanish company’s range after the Born five-door hatchback.

Dacia Duster

Dacia’s best-seller has entered its third generation and was officially presented a few weeks ago, ahead of its arrival on the European market in 2024. Its aesthetics adopt the new design “language” of the company, and of course its classic virtue is preserved Dacia for cars with excellent value for money. The new model will be launched with three engine sets, from which the existing diesel option will be absent.

Fiat 600

The Fiat 600 is the new, big bet of the Italians in their effort to create the conditions for a new commercial success, which will automatically mean their long-awaited return to the forefront of the European automobile industry.

Ford Explorer

The Ford Explorer is the second electrified proposal in the history of the blue oval company and the one that will play a leading role in its electrification effort. It is a small and medium-sized SUV with a length of 4.46 meters, which will be offered in two- or four-wheel drive versions.

Honda CR-V

The new Honda CR-V will be available in European markets in a full hybrid e:HEV version, while this is the first time in the history of the Japanese company that it brings a model with a plug-in hybrid drive system to Europe, giving the public a second choice for its medium SUV.

Hyundai Santa Fe

The new Hyundai Santa Fe adopts a very different design language than what we are used to today, emphasizing its ability to move with equal ease on and off-road. After all, with a length that exceeds 4.8 meters, the new Hyundai Santa Fe in… compels you to deal with it and look for those features that will ensure it a special place inside and outside the European market.

Lexus LBX

The new Lexus LBX is a typical B-SUV, a city crossover, which comes to stand at the heart of the European market, having been developed and designed to conquer the audience of the old continent. The LBX does not exceed 4.2 meters in length, based on the platform that houses the Yaris Cross, known to most Greeks.

Renault 5

The revival of the French motoring symbol has been three years in the making, and its legendary past is skyrocketing interest. As, after all, and the fact that it will be – now – an electric city that will start below 25 thousand euros. Its design is clearly a modern variation of the classic, while it is expected to have a battery capacity of 50 kWh.

Skoda Superb

Skoda returns the Superb to the top of its range, claiming through high manufacturing quality and advanced technology a place in the upper echelons of the automotive industry. The unveiling of its fourth generation comes as a reminder of why the Superb is considered the flagship of the brand.

Suzuki Swift

The new Suzuki Swift is expected to hit the Greek roads for the first time next March, in a unique version that will be powered by a new, mild hybrid unit with a capacity of 1.2 liters and 82 hp, combined with a manual gearbox.

Toyota C-HR

The new, second generation of the Toyota C-HR follows in the footsteps of the previous model, offering a unique design for small and medium crossovers. Just by looking at the C-HR one understands that this Toyota model is not aimed at those who desire discretion in their movements. The new C-HR is also completely different inside compared to the model it replaces.

Volkswagen Tiguan

One of the most popular SUVs on the European market is changing the page, adapting its image as well as the technologies it carries to today. The design of the body follows the lines adopted by the purely electric proposals of the German brand, nevertheless having more dynamic features.

Volvo EX30

Volvo’s new B-SUV is the fourth in line of pure electric models in the range and is placed at its base, below the XC40, C40 and EX90 of the corresponding technology. It is one of the most important factors in achieving the Swedish brand’s goal of offering exclusively pure electric cars from 2030 onwards.