Detroit Motor Show 2016 - pictures

The technology inside hints at what we may see on the next-generation Audi A8, due in 2017.

The h-tron is based on the Q6 e-tron that we saw at the Frankfurt Motor Show last year.

The new Audi A4 Allroad comes with 34mm of extra ground clearance and quattro four-wheel drive as standard.

The A4 Allroad is a jacked-up version of the Audi A4 Avant.

Styling additions include flared wheelarches with plastic cladding stretching around the front and rear bumpers.

BMW's M division has finally got its hands on the 2 Series Coupe and created the M2.

The M2 will be powered by a 3.0-litre straight-six engine producing 364bhp.

This X4 M40i is a close to a full-fat M Division X4 as we're going to get for now.

The BMW X$ M40i receives a 3.0-litre straight six that will produce 355bhp - giving the Porsche Macan Turbo a run for its money.

The Infiniti Q60 will be powered by a 3.0-litre turbo V6 with around 400bhp.

Kia's Telluride Concept may make it to production in the United States.

The Kia Telluride concept is a full-size SUV that has suicide doors and tech inside that monitors your health.

The Telluride takes classic SUV styling cues and mixes them with fun touches like the suicide rear doors.

The Lexus LC500 is a production-ready coupe that features a 467bhp 5.0-litre V8 engine.

The Mercedes E-Class features styling that makes it look like a smaller S-Class - or a bigger C-Class.

The new E-Class will come with an all-new four-cylinder diesel engine that Mercedes says will give best-in-class CO2 emissions.

The new Mercedes E-Class was finally revealed at a private event before the 2016 Detroit Motor Show started.

The E-Class' interior is laden with tech and has a similar design to its larger S-Class sibling.

Mercedes claims its new SLC roadster is more than just a rebadged SLK - it has a design that's more in sync with the rest of the Mercedes range.

The rear bumper has been updated, with new chrome trim and angled exhaust pipes.

Around the front, sleeker lights sit either side of a redesigned grille that matches the rest of Mercedes' updated range.

There are new LED taillights around the rear.

Mercedes' most expensive S-Class has been put on show at the Detroit Motor Show - the AMG-tuned S 65 Cabriolet.

Standard equipment is predictably luxurious, with a full leather interior, 360-degree parking camera, a premium stereo and 'Air Scarf' technology.

The S 65 Cabriolet is expected to cost around £200,000 when it goes on sale in April 2016.

The Porsche 911 Turbo and Turbo S have been exhibited in updated form at the show.

The exterior updates are limited to minor visual tweaks, such as LED headlights and reshaped vents.

The biggest news is a 20bhp power hike, bringing the cars up to 533bhp and 572bhp for the Turbo and Turbo S, respectively.

Extra power means extra performance, and the new cars are around 0.2 seconds faster from 0-62mph than the ougoing cars.

The Volvo S90 made its US debut at the Detroit motor show - the T6 petrol version caught a lot of attention.

The S90 follows the design language set by the award-winning XC90.

The S90 is longer and wider than the outgoing S80 saloon and is one of the biggest cars in its class.

Engines will range from a D4 diesel right up to the T8 plug-in hybrid.

The VW Tiguan GTE is a beefed-up, off-road version of the all-new Tiguan.

It exhibits VW's hybrid technology and also previews the firm's next-generation infotainment system.

VW also confirmed that a long-wheelbase, seven-seat Tiguan would be launched, primarily for the US and Chinese markets.

Acura don't make cars for the UK market, but the Precision concept will preview the firms new design language.

Acura don't make cars for the UK market, but the Precision concept will preview the firms new design language.

The Buick Envision may be US only but it could make its way to the UK badged as a Vauxhall Antara.

Hyundai thinks its new Genesis G90 has the guts and appeal to muscle in on the premium saloon sector.

Hyundai's Genesis division exhibited the G90, but if the firm's cars make it to the UK the line-up will be made up of SUV's.

The firm's boss, Peter Schreyer, spoke of the possibility of using the Genesis design language to make a 'beautiful' SUV.

Honda's Ridgeline pickup features clever touches like a speaker system for the load bed.

Honda's Ridgeline pickup truck promises fuel efficiency and safety when it launches in the US.

The pickup is powered by a 3.5-litre petrol V6 engine.

The Lincoln Continental also won't come to the UK despite being based on the same platform as the Ford Mondeo.

The VLF Destino has risen from the ashes of Fisker Automototive, and is powered by a massive 6.2-litre V8 from a Corvette ZR-1.