2016 Canadian International AutoShow to highlight the future of car design

The upcoming 2016 Canadian International AutoShow will be showcasing various concept vehicles that point to the future of car design. A total of 11 concept vehicles are making their Canadian debut will be held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre between February 12^th and 21^st. Hit jumpt to see what to expect.

Audi H-Tron
High range, swift refueling, sporty road performance: The Audi h-tron quattro concept car can boast all these virtues. It combines a highly efficient fuel cell achieving an output of up to 110 kW with a powerful battery that can provide a temporary boost of 100 kW. The car can be fully refueled with hydrogen in around four minutes, and is then ready to drivefor up to 600 kilometers. This vehicle will only be at the AutoShow on Media Preview Day, February 11.

Subaru Impreza
Rather than pursuing design for design’s sake, the essence of the Impreza Concept is that it expresses a distinctive style that conveys the energy and meaningful form of the vehicle - hinting at the design direction of not only of the new Impreza, but of Subaru's future models as a whole.

Hyundai Enduro
A subcompact SUV making its North American Debut in Toronto, the Enduro Is inspired by the endurance shown during the world’s toughest motorcycle rally events. A new interpretation of Hyundai’s signature design, the effect is the look of a crossover vehicle with raised ground clearance and SUV-style cladding yet sleek sheet metal with aerodynamic air-blades on the pillars give the concept a sporty-yet-tough appearance.

Hyundai Santa Cruz Crossover Truck
The Santa Cruz Crossover Truck Concept is a new look at a truck that would appeal to a growing group of Millennial buyers living in an urban environment. With compact dimensions, an extendable tailgate, rear-hinged rear doors, all-wheel drive, and seating for five, the Santa Cruz combines the benefits of a Crossover Utility Vehicle with the versatility of a truck.

Kia Niro
The first model to be based on Kia’s new dedicated eco-car platform, the Niro HUV is set to achieve a sub-90 g/km CO₂ emissions rating (combined, based on the New European Driving Cycle) thanks to its all-new downsized gasoline-electric hybrid powertrain. The slim character line and rear windows emphasize the car’s sleek profile, while allowing greater room for the Niro’s muscular wheel arches.

Toyota U²
Toyota’s Urban Utility (U squared) concept vehicle is perfectly suited for today’s creative class. Making its global auto show debut in Toronto, the U² boasts retracting roof panels and a uniquely configurable rail system for carting around all the needs of the mobile entrepreneurs and Makers. Toyota’s designers have created a masterful concept that truly embodies the spirit of today’s Maker from the inside out.

Buick Avenir
A sophisticated and intuitive expression of the premium automotive experience, evolved to be even more beautiful. Building on a 112-year heritage, the Avenir concept strikes an all-new pose that projects the design of Buick into the future. This flagship sedan was envisioned to catch your eye and keep the driver and passengers surrounded by Buick’s signature luxury and technology.

Other concept vehicles slated to be at the AutoShow include designs from Mitsubishi, Lexus and Nissan — which will also be displaying its unique Rogue Warrior, a Rogue equipped with a track system.