2018 SUVs To Be Unveiled At The Los Angeles Auto Show: List Of Car Manufacturers To Debut New SUVs Revealed

By Monica M.

Nov 14, 2016 07:14 AM EST

Large SUV's has made a resurgence in recent years. Most car manufacturers have finally found a way to shed off the monstrous energy guzzling label and have revived a sleeker and energy more efficient machines.

In the Los Angeles Auto Show, these SUVs will make their debuts for the public to salivate upon. The manufacturers will come from known Japanese, American, and European brands. According to the USA today, the following companies will unveil their new SUVs to the public on the event:

Alfa Romeo

The public will surely have its eyes peeled on this one. As the Alfa Romeo company, a brand known for flashy sports cars will finally unveil its mysterious SUV. According to Car Wow, the car will be the first SUV that the Italian company has created.

Jeep

The company is said to be unveiling the predecessor to the Jeep Compass. The new compact SUV will feature a redesigned interior as well as a more fuel efficient system.

Mini

The company is said to unveil a hybrid version of the "Countryman." The new version is said to be comparable with the BMW X1 which is bit bigger and more powerful.

Subaru

The Japanese car company will showcase a new three-row-seat SUV on the show. It is said that it their SUV will look pretty much like the rest of their recent line-up.

Volkswagen

According to Jobs & Hire, the German company is set to focus on rebuilding itself in the US market. A planned make over of its popular Q5 SUV just might do the trick.

Toyota

The company is rumored to unleash a brand new small SUV to the US market called the CH-R. This version is most likely to compete with Nissan's Juke and Veloster of Hyundai.

Ford

Ford is one of the most popular brands when it comes to SUV makers. So it is no surprise that they will be in the event. But this time the company is set to showcase a new Ecosport.

Other brands that will have brand new SUVS are Mitsubishi, Volvo, and Land Rover, (which will feature a new "Discovery" SUV). The Los Angeles Auto Show will open from November 18-27.