Like almost every industry, automotive manufacturing took a beating early in 2020. Sales dropped as buyers scaled back their spending, and carmakers struggled to keep their assembly lines moving in the face of new safety requirements and supplier disruptions. As a result, a lot of highly anticipated new models have been delayed. But the industry has regained its mojo and sales are up.

Besides, carmakers have a lot of development pipelines that aren’t easy to turn off. And consumer interest in new technology—particularly in performance cars and electric vehicles—keeps the global appetite strong. Daily commuting may have dropped dramatically in the spring, but people still need, and want, cars.

We researched and vetted models due to arrive on the market next year (or have just landed) that we’re most thrilled about, whether because they debut some new helpful tech, represent a significant development in car-making, or are just capable daily drivers. The rigs here are a reassuring sign that the wealth of options for well-designed and robustly engineered transportation hasn’t waned.

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