Geneva motor show 2016

2016 Geneva Motor Show give us some pretty big hint as to the arrival of the rest of the motoring year to come. Whether it is advancing the boundaries of speed and performance, or redefine the expectations of luxury and technological progress, the Geneva Motor Show cars are invariably leaders in their class.Kicking Off 1st March, all the big prioritize this one week in March as a time to show off  their best and most advanced cars, Geneva rarely disappoint.

2016 Geneva Motor Show features a new special edition Lamborghini, Bugatti Veyron, Aston Martin DB11, and various other opening and innovations. As a show, it may also be a good litmus test to how much the public cares electric and hybrid cars at a time when fuel is running at around €1 a litre. It might just give us a hint, how nervous car makers are for the immediate future of their order books.

This year's event will be huge, with new car debuts from the likes of Bentley, Skoda, Tesla, Vauxhall and Volvo, Hyundai, Maserati,  Aston Martin, Audi, McLaren, Porsche.

2015 exhibition was noted for high-profile releases from the super sports car manufacturers , as well as some important quality volume presentation. What does 2016 have in store?

Alpina B7

Alpine continues to refine its trend makes itself more attractive to BMW slightly compared to a new BMW B7. Based - as the name suggests - in the new 7 Series, the car uses the breathing, the 7-series 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 version, like Alpina B5 and B6 do.
 In this application, it develops 600bhp and a significant 3.6sec from standstill to 60 miles per hour. Alpine has been adjusted, the car's air suspension, refined styling it has a set of 20-inch alloy wheels and a subtle bodykit, promotes luxury interior done by hand.

Aston Martin DB11

Aston Martin recently released a video announcing its own design 5.2-liter twin-turbo V12 engine. The engine is likely to appear in the new DB11- replaced DB9- this car should debut in Geneva.  Wearing camouflage swirl, DB11 recently seen testing out on the roads, although it is possible to match the details of DB10 - the car driven by James Bond in the 007 movie, Spectre.

Audi Q2

After a legal battle with Fiat Q2 naming rights, it seems Audi will launch a new compact crossover SUV sit at the smallest end of their growing family
According to Auto Express, the Q2  will use the same MQB platform as the A3 hatchback, will have front-wheel drive as standard, but higher specification cars will benefit from Audi's Quattro system. Audi Q2 will cross big news. While the world needs another like it needs a small 4x4 hole in the head, the Q2 will undoubtedly continue to be the company's big seller, and will likely spawn hot SQ2 and plugin e-Tron versions too.

Bugatti 

Early Show star competitors, Bugatti  fast Veyron replacement, Chiron, will eventually be announced. Diesel signed and paid before the scandal hit the public parent company Chiron is likely to be the fastest growing in the history of road car. Bugatti is considered to be boosted from 8.0 liters mixed, 16-cylinder engine and a top speed of 464 km / h targeting 1,500hp.

Ferrari

Ferrari's big news is that a big update existing FF models GTC4 Lusso which retained the  four-seat four, wheel drive layout (and its quasi-hunting body), but it bumps power from the screams 6.3 to 690hp-litre V12 engine.

Lamborghini 

Lamborghini has been tipped to introduction of new limited run supercar to celebrate the birth of founder  Ferrucio Lamborghini  a hundred years ago.
According to Automotive Express, Centenario will feature styling distinct from the other two cars of different brands (Huracan and the Aventador) and will be strictly limited to 20 cases. Upgraded version powered by a 6.5 liters V12 of the current sitting of the Aventador Super Veloce, but turned up the wick up to 760 horsepower.

Mercedes

Mercedes - the next stage of a Mercedes-Benz C Cabriolet design sketches have been released, the car itself will be considered for the first time at the show.
The company is coy in the new model, released just a graphic, and only said it will be revealed in Geneva, but the car magazine hazard a guess, we can expect.
It may also equipped with a 2.0-liter gasoline program, and may even be a new 2.0-liter diesel unit from the E-Class sedan, followed by a 4.0-litre V8 bi-turbo option in the AMG-fettled version. In addition, there will be a new C-Class Cabriolet (cloth roof and four seats), the "sports" version of GLC SUV.