▲Smart Car's all-electric Smart Forease is one of the star world premieres at this year's Paris Motor Show.

▲As the name might suggest, the Ferrari 812 Superfast is the fastest Ferrari of all time and can go from zero to 100 km/h in 2.9 seconds.

▲This throwback vehicle is actually packed with modern technology.

▲There will only be 40 Bugatti Divo units sold in 2019, and this car is a special release for the company's 110-year anniversary.

▲The large, electric KIA e-Niro goes nearly 480 km (300 mi) on a single charge.

▲The hybrid Lexus is the star attraction of the company's new lineup.

▲NAVYA Autonom Cab advertises itself as the first autonomous, robotized taxi on the market.

▲The fuel economy of the new Honda CR-V Hybrid is 5.3 litres per 100 km.

▲The Audi A6 55 TFSI Quattro has a top speed of 250 km/h and can go from zero to 100 km/h in 5.1 seconds.

▲This concept car is already set to go into production in 2019.

▲This incredibly rare vehicle is mostly meant for track racing.

▲This is one of the fastest SUV crossovers on the market.

▲The SEAT Ateca FR has made a breakthrough in sales among heavy competition.

▲The SEAT Arona FR TGI tank is good for 560 km (350 mi).

▲The electric Tesla Model X has a range of 475 km (295 mi) on a single charge.

▲The BMW Z4 Roadster can go from zero to 100 km/h in 4.8 seconds and has a maximum speed of 265 km/h.

▲This Chinese-made electric crossover is GAC Motor's first SUV.

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More than one million people attend Mondial de l'Auto, the biggest auto show on the planet in number of attendees.

Held in Paris this year, and Frankfurt every other year, the world's most advanced vehicles are making their debut at the Paris Motor Show from October 4 to 14, with the auto show portion being the most anticipated.

Here are the vehicles of tomorrow, in their awe-inspiring glory.

▲Making its world premiere at the Paris Motor Show, the Audi R8 LMS is a combination of race car driver and consumer requests.

▲The 2019 Toyota Corolla hybrid costs under US$25,000.

▲This larger electric vehicle is Audi's biggest challenger to Tesla so far and will be on the market shortly.

▲This hybrid sports car goes from zero to 100 km/h in 2.6 seconds.

▲This fascinating-looking Suzuki has a display that informs the driver how much fuel they've consumed every five minutes.

▲The Lotus Evora GT4 Sport has been called a race car that's street legal.

▲Lotus Elise Sport 220 won the Evo Best Sports Car of the Year award in December 2017.

▲This is Renault's first big crossover.

▲Lamborghini calls this the first ever Super Sport Utility Vehicle.

▲This three-door hatchback is just for the European market.

▲The DS 3 is already among the most popular cars in Europe. This electric version made its debut at the Paris Motor Show.

▲This Renault, which doesn't even resemble a car, is a self-driving, all electric luxury, limo-like vehicle.

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03/10/18 por StarsInsider

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More than one million people attend Mondial de l'Auto, the biggest auto show on the planet in number of attendees.

Here are the vehicles of tomorrow, in their awe-inspiring glory.

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