Minggu, 05 September 2021

2021 Munich motor show: Every production and concept car debut – UPDATE

The first major European motor show in two years will open its doors next month. Here’s every new car debuting at the show.

UPDATE, 6 September 2021: We’ve updated our story with the latest debuts, and brought it forward.


20 August 2021: It goes without saying the COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on the international motor show scene, with the first show to get the axe in 2020 being Geneva in March – meaning it’s been nearly two years since the last major European show, in Frankfurt in late 2019.

The 2021 Munich motor show in September will mark a return – and represents the first time the industry’s September/October biannual European show has been held in Munich, after nearly 70 years at the Messe Frankfurt, in the city of the same name.

As the days until the show commences count down – with doors to remain open from 7-12 September, following a media day on 6 September – increasing numbers of manufacturers are announcing their plans for the Munich event, with a slew of new models to be displayed.

Here’s every new car making its global public debut in Munich – which have not been shown at prior motor shows or automotive events, such as Shanghai in April, the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July, or Pebble Beach in August.


2021 Munich motor show: Production car debuts

  • Audi RS3 (revealed) – new hyper hatch and sedan rival for the Mercedes-AMG A45 S, due in Australia in 2022.
  • Audi Q4 E-Tron (revealed) – small to mid-size electric SUV slotting between the Q3 and Q5.
  • BMW X3/X4 facelift, including M models (Australian pricing) – updated mid-size SUV twins, due in Australia in late 2021
  • BMW iX3 facelift (Australian pricing) – updated mid-size electric SUV, here in late 2021
  • BMW iX5 Hydrogen (confirmed) – hydrogen fuel-cell SUV to conduct demo runs, ahead of limited production in 2022
  • Cupra Born (Australian details) – an electric hot hatch based on the Volkswagen ID.3, possibly bound for Australia
  • UPDATE, Sept 6: Dacia Jogger – new seven-seat blends a people mover shape with SUV styling, though it’s not clear whether it’ll come to Australia
  • UPDATE, Sept 6: Kia Sportage (Euro-spec) – Europe-only short-wheelbase variant of new SUV to break cover in Munich
  • UPDATE, Sept 6: Mercedes-AMG GT63 S E Performance (revealed) – due in Australia in the second half of 2022
  • UPDATE, Sept 6: Mercedes-AMG EQS53 (revealed) – due in Australia in the first half of 2022

2021 Munich motor show: Concept car debuts

  • UPDATE, Sept 6: Audi Grandsphere (revealed) – autonomous luxury electric sedan concept to preview 2025 ‘Landjet’ flagship model
  • UPDATE, Sept 6: BMW i Vision Circular – new show car to promote recycling and sustainability
  • Mercedes-Maybach EQS (revealed) – ultra-luxury version of new flagship electric SUV to be previewed in concept form
  • Mercedes-Benz Concept EQG (revealed) – new electric off-roader previewed by a concept, ahead of 2024 production car launch
  • Porsche concept (teased) – new “future-oriented” show car could preview a future electric 718 Boxster convertible, as hinted by Porsche executives
  • UPDATE, Sept 6: Smart Concept 1 electric SUV
  • UPDATE, Sept 6:Volkswagen ID concept – unnamed concept car to debut this afternoon, believed to preview the brand’s upcoming ID.2 budget EV
  • UPDATE, Sept 6: Volkswagen ID Buzz (previewed) – new electric Kombi shown off in autonomous prototype form

Press conferences

For the enthusiasts keen on watching the new-car reveals as the covers come off, here are the press conferences worth keeping an eye on:

Which new model are you most excited for at the 2021 Munich motor show? Is there something we’ve missed? Let us know in the comments below.

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