Breadcrumb Home AN Standard Home Page AN Newsletter Sign Up Box AN Newsletters Sign Up Box Sign Up for Informative News on OEM, Cars & Concepts, Mobility & Fixed Ops Click Here to see this feature TEST Newsletter Box Morning Ten - Read the top ten stories of the day Fixed Ops - read the fixed ops newsletter Best of Europe - Read what is happening in Automotive outside the US EMAIL ADDRESS Please enter a valid email address. Please enter your email address. Please select at least one newsletter to subscribe. AN Listing Component Twitter feed with embed code Tweets by dethomecoming AN Standard Page Middle Retail Automakers grapple with future of auto shows Canadian industry executives gathered in Toronto for the Canadian International AutoShow grappled with the future of auto shows, which they said are becoming more retail-oriented and less focused on flashy reveals and media event. Automakers Toyota Prius AWD-e 'really about how it behaves in winter,' company says Even though the Toyota Prius AWD-e costs $1,000 more than the two-wheel-drive version of the all-electric vehicle, Toyota expects it to grab 65 per cent of total Prius sales. View Gallery30 photos Automakers 30 vehicles from the Canadian International AutoShow Several new all-electric vehicles made their Canadian debuts at the 2019 Canadian International AutoShow on Thursday, as car companies demonstrate the very real extent to which the industry is turning a corner on alternative propulsion. Automakers Jaguar I-Pace, Kia Stinger win Canadian utility, car of the year The Jaguar I-Pace crossover and Kia Stinger sedan have been voted by journalists as the Canadian utility and car of the year. The I-Pace is assembled by Magna Steyr, a subsidiary of Canadian parts giant Magna International. Automakers Kia gets jump on Toronto auto show with private Telluride launch Michael Kopke, director of marketing for Kia Canada, says the brand’s desire to do things differently, such as vehicle launches separate from the auto show, stems from the automaker’s internal culture of "constant reinvention." Retail Key brands back out of some Canadian auto shows Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Mini are withdrawing corporate support for at least four auto shows in Canada next year. The automakers are leaving it up to the dealers to decide whether they will participate in shows in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Quebec City. Canada As cars slide, Toyota leans in In a market that's tilted 70-30 toward light trucks, why does Toyota bother to invest in cars? Because in that smaller market, Toyota is a giant. And it has even more elbow room now that the Detroit 3 have decided to vacate several car segments. Canada Hyundai fortifies top of light truck lineup with Palisade The Palisade is the latest addition to Hyundai's campaign to rework its car-heavy lineup with a batch of new, redesigned or freshened light trucks. Hyundai's biggest utility vehicle to date, the Palisade rides on a new chassis, goes on sale next summer and will be produced in Ulsan, Korea. Cars & Concepts Gladiator fulfills Jeep's long-delayed dreams of a pickup Fiat Chrysler's Jeep, after a nearly 14-year tease of just-over-the-horizon promises and someday-soon product plans, showed the first production pickup to carry the brand's name in a generation: the 2020 Gladiator. Canada Detroit auto show expected to move to June, reports say The Detroit Auto Dealers Association, which organizes the North American International Auto Show in downtown Detroit, is preparing to shift the annual show to June, Detroit newspapers reported late Monday. Load More AN Cars & Concepts