Rolling Out the Huge News from Detroit: Top Tweets from #NAIAS2016 Day 1

Written By: BOSS Editorial Team

Published: January 11, 2016 | Updated: May 13, 2025

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Blink and you’ll miss one of the captivating new vehicles introduced on the floors of the 2016 North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

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After a thrilling week of tech talk at CES 2016, North America is buckling up for 13 days of revolutionary vehicle reveals and world premieres at Detroit’s 2016 North American International Auto Show.

With heavily car-focused momentum from CES technology, it will be up to NAIAS to continue to steer the conversation between auto business and startup culture collaboration. Not all of us are lucky enough to test drive a Tesla over 700 miles to the Detroit auto show, but we can certainly dream… and livestream!
Below, get caught up with the most exhilarating tweets and automotive updates thus far from the event:

Meet the New Cars Making Their World Debut at NAIAS 2016

Acura NSX

Audi H-tron Quattro Concept & A4 Allroad Quattro

BMW M2 & X4 M40i

Buick Avista

Chevrolet Cruze & Bolt

Chrysler Pacifica & Pacifica Hybrid

Dodge Challenger & Charger

Ford F-150 Raptor SuperCrew, GT Supercar & Fusion Hybrid

2017 Honda Ridgeline

Hyundai Genesis G90

Infiniti Q60 Coupe

Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT, Renegade & Brute

 

Kia Telluride Concept & Forte5

Lexus’ LF-FC and the LC 500

Mercedes-AMG S 65 Cabriolet and 10th Generation E-Class

Nissan Titan Warrior Concept

Porsche’s 2017 911 Turbo S Cabriolet & 911 Turbo

Subaru Impreza

VW Tiguan GTE Active Concept

Tech Announcements Ford’s new Mobility program, allowing for multiple car owners

Elon Musk announces “summon” feature that can command your Tesla from New York to LA.

Awards Honda Civic’s Big Win: North American Car of the Year

Volvo XC90 Claims North American Truck/Utility of the Year and unveils new Volvo S90

— Automotive News (@Automotive_News) January 11, 2016

For more incredible news from this luxury automotive event, follow the Detroit Auto Show on Twitter or stream live updates with CNET’s free livestream.