LA Motor Show 2016: live news - pictures

The 2016 Los Angeles Auto Show is open to the public from the 18th to the 27th November.

BMW had a strong presence at the 2016 LA Auto Show, and their stand was a popular destination for visitors.

Lexus displayed a range of cars at the 2016 LA Auto Show, including the LC500.

There were a number of high profile reveals at the LA Show, with Alfa Romeo unveiling their first ever SUV - the Stelvio.

There were no major unveils from Audi, but the German brand did exhibit the new Q5, S5 Sportback and R8 V10 Plus.

The Honda stand was dominated by the all-new Civic, with the 'warm' Civic Si making its debut.

Nissan went for a unique looking at their stand - complete with a full-size TIE fighter from Star Wars.

Among the attractions at the LA Motor Show was this - the Mystery Machine from Scooby-Doo.

It's not just car reveals that dominate the 2016 LA Motor Show, as there were plenty of 'optional extras' also on display.

Volkswagen were busy, with the Atlas SUV, Passat GT and e-Golf all making their public debuts in LA.

Acura's Precision Concept was first unveiled at the Detroit Motor Show, but it made another appearance at LA.

The flagship Giulia Quadrifoglio joined the Stelvio on Alfa Romeo's stands in Los Angeles.

The much-anticipated Alfa Romeo Stelvio was finally uncovered, hitting LA in Quadrifoglio form.

The Stelvio is Alfa Romeo's first ever SUV, and it's due to go on sale from around £35,000 when it arrives in the UK early next year.

<span>The Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio will rival the Porsche Macan Turbo and Mercedes-AMG GLC 63 and will sprint from 0-62mph in 3.9 seconds, hitting 177mph.</span>

We've already driven the all-new Audi Q5, but it is set to be open of the German brand's most important models and it was on show in LA.

With the new A5 range on the way, Audi used the LA Motor Show to showcase the upcoming S5 Sportback.

The BMW M760i was first show at Geneva, but it made another appearance at LA this year.

A range of BMW iPerformance plug-in hybrid and all-electric models were on display in LA.

Buick's Avista was on the stands. The American company descirbes the concept will "capture the spirit of the perfect drive".

We've already seen the futuristic Cadillac Escala concept before, but it still stunned onlookers in LA.

The Escala concept features a<span>&nbsp;traditional 4.2-litre V8, but everything else about the car provides a vision into Cadillac's future.</span>

The Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 was revealed as a concept back in 2014, but a production-ready model was uncovered at LA this year.

Honda's focus was on the new 'warm' Civic Si, which is likely to be badged Type S when it arrives in the UK.

The Infiniti Q60 Neiman Marcus Limited Edition certainly caught the eye. Named after the luxury American department store, it has a 3.0-litre biturbo V6 and comes with a hefty $63,000 price tag.

The stunning Jaguar I-Pace was one of the first cars to be unveiled at this year's show.

The I-Pace was revealed in concept form, but Jaguar have said that it will closely match the look of the production car.

The Jaguar I-Pace will likely go on sale in 2018 and is expected to cost in the region of £55,000.

Jaguar say the all-electric I-Pace SUV will have a range of at least 300 miles.

The I-Pace will also boast 395bhp and be capable of sprinting from 0-62mph in around 4.0 seconds.

<span>A 90kWh lithium ion battery provides the power in the I-Pace, and it sits between the axles, driving two rare earth magnetic electric motors.</span>

Jaguar also revealed the first of nine brand new&nbsp;XKSS D-Types, all of which will be built to 1957 specification.

Lamborghini announced a RWD drive version of the Huracan, which joins the t<span>wo- and four-wheel drive coupe models.</span>

<span>Using the same&nbsp;5.2-litre V10 engine with 572bhp, the RWD Huracan sprints from 0-62mph in just 3.6 seconds, with a top speed of 198mph.</span>

The Lexus LC 500 continues to do the rounds at motor shows, this time appearing outside in LA.

The huge Lincoln Navigator SUV concept was on show in LA. It's so big, you need steps to get into it!

Mazda's all-new CX-5 was one of the biggest unveilings at the 2016 LA Motor Show.

The new CX-5 may look similar to its predecessor, but Mazda say there have been major changes under the skin.

The new Mazda CX-5 features&nbsp;<span>upgrades to the cabin and the car’s infotainment system.</span>

Having made its debut at LA, the new Mazda CX-5 is likely to arrive in the UK in the middle of 2017, priced from around £23,500.

As well as the new CX-5, Mazda also used the LA Motor Show to unveil this stunning<span>&nbsp;RT24-P prototype endurance racer.</span>

<span>The Mazda RT24-P will make its racing debut at the 2017 Rolex 24 hour race in January.</span>

Mercedes showed they are ready to take on the BMW M5 and Audi RS6 in LA with the blistering E 63.

The Mercedes-AMG E 63 and E 63 S boast&nbsp;<span>563bhp and 604bhp respectively despite the drop in engine size from a&nbsp;<span>5.5-litre twin-turbo V8 to a smaller 4.0-litre unit.</span></span>

After being first revealed at Paris, the Mercedes-AMG GT C was also on show in Los Angeles.

The latest Mercedes-Maybach creation was on show in LA. Based on the S65 Cabriolet, the S650 is set to rival the Rolls-Royce Dawn.

Only 300 examples of the Mercedes-Maybach S650 will be created, each costing in the region of £260,000.

The all-new MINI Countryman made its first public appearance at the 2016 LA Show.

The new Countryman is the biggest model MINI have ever produced, and it is likely to go on sale in the UK in February.

Porsche used the LA Motor Show to show-off the long-wheelbase version of the all-new Panamera,&nbsp;<span>dubbed the Panamera Executive.</span>

The long-wheelbase Panamera is 150mm bigger than the standard car, and will be available on&nbsp;<span>Panamera 4, 4S, E-Hybrid and Turbo.</span>

Porsche also revealed its latest endurance racing car - the new 911 RSR at the LA show.

Controversially, the RSR is mid-engined, but does come with this massive rear wing to distract you from that.

After revealing the Impreza Saloon at LA in 2015, Subaru went down the SUV route this year with the VIZIV-7 Concept.

The Subaru VIZIV-7 Concept previews a future mid-size SUV, but it's unlikely to be coming to the UK.

Volkswagen's seven-seat Atlas SUV, which made its public debut in LA, has been desiged to&nbsp;“enter the heart of the American market” <p class="short-teaser"></p>

The Atlas is the largest car Volkswagen have put on<span>&nbsp;sale, however at the moment it's unlikely to make it to the UK.</span>

The Volkswagen Beetle Turbo was among the many cars VW had on display at the 2016 LA show.

Volkswagen used the LA show to preview a sporty addition to the Passat range in the US with the Passat GT.&nbsp;

<span>Underneath the Volkswagen Passat GT's cosmetic tweaks is a 276bhp 3.6-litre TSI VR6.</span>

The new Volkswagen e-Golf has a boosted range of around 180 miles and will go on sale in early 2017.

The new e-Golf joins the recently revamped Golf range and is expected to cost around&nbsp;<span>£32,000 before the government plug-in car grant.</span>