2025 New York Auto Show Celebrates 125 Years of Innovation, Elegance & Electrifying Performance

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Where the Past Meets the Future:

A Rare Piece of Automotive History Comes Home: The Original Chrysler Six to Be Displayed at the 2025 New York Auto Show Photo Courtesy: NYI AUTO SHOW
The Original 1924 Chrysler Six to Be Displayed at the 2025 New York Auto Show. Photo: Jim Gallentine

New York City, April 16, 2025 – The 2025 New York International Auto Show has officially opened at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, kicking off a milestone celebration of its 125th anniversary with a lineup of historic icons, electric revolutions, luxury adventure vehicles, and thrilling performance machines.

This year’s show not only looks forward to the future of mobility but also pays tribute to the very roots of the American automobile—offering visitors an unforgettable journey across time and innovation.


Genesis X Gran Equator Concept: Rugged Meets Refined

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Among the showstoppers is the Genesis X Gran Equator Concept, the brand’s first adventure vehicle. This design blends elegance with off-road capability and is crafted for those who crave both the serenity of nature and the excitement of exploration. It represents the balance between luxurious design and true off-road capability, offering a vision of how exploration and refinement can coexist.


$2.2M Rimac Nevera Hypercar Heads to NYC. Photo: Jim Gallentine
Photo: Jim Gallentine

Rimac Nevera: 1,914 Horsepower of Electric Fury

$2.2M Rimac Nevera Hypercar Heads to NYC

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The Rimac Nevera turns heads with unmatched performance. Producing 1,914 horsepower from four electric motors and powered by a 120-kWh battery, it’s the fastest production EV in the world. With a top speed exceeding 250 mph and a 0–60 time of just 1.85 seconds, the Nevera redefines electric hypercar performance.


Photo: Jim Gallentine

 

Lotus Eletre Carbon & Emira Turbo: Speed in Two Worlds

Lotus brings two distinctive vehicles to the show. The Eletre Carbon is a fully electric hyper-SUV delivering up to 905 horsepower via dual motors and a 112-kWh battery. Built with carbon fiber and aerodynamic precision, it’s a blend of speed and sustainability.

Meanwhile, the Emira Turbo is a farewell to gasoline power, offering 360 horsepower from a 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-4. This lightweight, rear-wheel-drive sports car is engineered for pure driving pleasure.


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Toyota GR Supra MkV Final Edition & GR86 Yuzu Special

Toyota pays tribute to performance heritage with the GR Supra MkV Final Edition and GR86 Yuzu Special Edition. The Supra Final Edition, making its auto show debut, showcases updated tuning, refined suspension, improved braking, and optimized chassis enhancements for a sharper driving experience.

The GR86 Yuzu Special Edition adds bold styling and spirited performance, highlighting Toyota’s commitment to fun-to-drive cars that connect with enthusiasts.


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Subaru Trailseeker & Buzzetta WRX Collection: Adventure Recharged

Subaru unveils the all-electric Trailseeker SUV, combining all-wheel drive with zero-emission capability. Designed for exploration, it carries forward the brand’s adventurous spirit into the electric age.

Subaru’s display also features the Buzzetta Subaru Collection, a showcase of every generation of the rally-inspired WRX. Assembled by a third-generation auto enthusiast, the collection celebrates Subaru’s motorsports legacy and the deep connection between car culture and generations of passionate collectors.

This legacy began with a modest repair shop and grew into a multi-dealership business built on racing heritage and innovation.


Original Chrysler Six Returns to New York. Photo: NYIAS

The Original Chrysler Six Returns to New York

In a rare moment of historical significance, the original Chrysler Six prototype is on display. This is the only surviving example of the four cars that launched the Chrysler brand a century ago. First shown at the 1924 New York Auto Show, the Chrysler Six introduced revolutionary features like four-wheel hydraulic brakes and a high-compression engine.

This sleek, forward-thinking vehicle helped define what a modern automobile could be. Its return to New York 100 years later is a celebration of engineering ambition and automotive legacy.

Built in secret by a team of pioneering engineers, the Chrysler Six changed the industry forever. Its presence at the show is a powerful reminder of how far the automobile has come.


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Hyundai 2026 Palisade: Bigger, Bolder, Better

Hyundai debuts the next-generation 2026 Palisade SUV, showcasing bold styling, a refined cabin, and expanded capabilities. This updated model builds on the success of its predecessor, which saw record sales and growing popularity among families.

The new Palisade continues Hyundai’s push toward premium design and robust performance, making it a standout among three-row SUVs.


A Celebration Like No Other

From the original Chrysler Six to the electric Rimac Nevera, from the luxurious Gran Equator to the rally-inspired WRX collection, the 2025 New York Auto Show delivers an extraordinary look at both the past and the future of mobility.

Held at the Jacob K. Javits Center, this show invites visitors to witness an unprecedented mix of legacy, innovation, and imagination. It’s where history meets the road ahead.

Photo: Jim Gallentine
Photo: Jim Gallentine
Photo: Jim Gallentine