Every New Car Revealed at Monterey Car Week 2024

• Acura and BMW are among the many automakers debuting new vehicles during Monterey Car Week
• Luxury and high-performance brands are increasingly choosing to launch their exclusive cars and wild concepts during MCW.
• This list will be updated throughout the weekend.

Monterey Car Week has long been a place where the wealthy elite can rub shoulders while racing historic sports cars and breaking auction records for the rarest vehicles in the world. But in recent years, luxury and high-performance automakers have started to unveil their newest production and concept vehicles during MCW, turning it into a summertime auto show of sorts; the only difference is that instead of sitting behind next year's Toyota Corolla, you're commanding your accountant to transfer $14 million into your checking account so you can bid on a Talbot-Lago.

But there's also plenty going on for those not looking to add an art deco masterpiece to their garage. Here are the most notable new vehicles debuting at Monterey, ranging from pie-in-the sky concepts to cars you can actually buy this year.

Acura Unveils New Performance EV Concept SUV

Acura is charging full speed into the electrified future with the world debut of its next-generation all-electric SUV concept. Announced today during the Monterey Car Week festivities, Acura’s Performance EV Concept will lead to a new EV slated for production in late 2025. The concept is looking to capitalize on consumers’ need for speed and offers a glimpse into the Japanese-American brand’s vision to balance performance with sleek, cutting-edge style for its future all-electric vehicles. It’s the second EV SUV in its lineup behind the Acura ZDX, which was announced this time last year.

The Acura Integra Type S Might Get a Whole Bunch of Performance Parts

While this prototype isn’t a production car, it is a first look at a potential new line of performance parts developed for the giant-slaying Acura Integra Type S hot hatch. Making its debut on Thursday during Monterey Car Week, the Integra Type S HRC Prototype leverages the technical knowledge and expertise of Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) to deliver street and track performance parts that Acura owners can enjoy on their own Integras.

2025 BMW M5 Touring: Yay! Another Fast Wagon for America

The 2025 BMW M5 Touring marks the first time that the automaker will bring one of its long-roof M cars to th U.S. market. The M5 Touring uses the same plug-in hybrid V8 setup as the M5 sedan, with 717 horsepower and an all-electric range of about 25 miles. It will be a direct competitor to the Audi RS 6 Avant, as well as the upcoming Mercedes E 63 wagon. BMW says the M5 Touring will cost $122,675 (including destination fees) when it goes on sale later this year.

Cadillac Opulent Velocity Concept: Odd Name, Sensational Looks

Meet the Cadillac Opulent Velocity concept. It’s an oddly named look at what Caddy’s future performance cars could look like. There’s plenty of outlandish tech and some neat touches inside, but the big news is really just how darn good it is to look at. Check out all the deets in our full first look.

The 2025 Lamborghini Temerario Is a Ten-Freaking-Thousand-RPM V8 Monster

The new "baby" Lamborghini is here, and it's called the Temerario. It ditches the Huracan's V10 for a mighty twin-turbo V8 with a 10,000 rpm redline and three electric motors to boot. It's still all-wheel-drive, is a little roomier inside, and gains new tech too. But really, it's all about the way it looks and the incredible new powertrain. Get all the details in our full first look of the new Temerario.

2025 Lincoln Navigator Goes Big on Luxury and Tech

Lincoln’s claim that the Navigator is “all-new” might be stretching it a bit, but this is a thorough overhaul of its popular full-size three-row SUV. There’s a new front and rear end but arguably the biggest changes are inside, where attention focuses on a 48-inch screen that travels the width of the cabin. It’ll go on sale next spring priced from $100K and compete with the Cadillac Escalade, Infiniti QX80 and Jeep Grand Wagoneer.

The Mercedes-Maybach SL Is All About Opulence

How do you turn up the fancy factor on the new Mercedes-Benz SL? Give it to the folks at Maybach. Merc's division specializing in all things opulent added some flashy visual flair to the already pretty SL and softened the roadster's chassis tuning to make it less of a sports car and more of a coastal cruiser. The price? Well, as they say, if you have to ask …

Porsche's One-Off 911 993 Speedster Is the Restomod of Our Dreams

Porsche has a legacy of producing highly desirable two-seat Speedsters, but one 911 generation is rarer than the rest: the 993. Only two custom Speedsters have ever been produced, but today Porsche is rolling out the third. Here's why the black and yellow 993 Speedster is the restomod of our dreams.

Porsche 911 Turbo Celebrates 50 Years of Being Fast and Looking Cool

The Porsche 911 Turbo turns 50 this year. And while a brand-new, hybrid-powered version is on the way, Porsche is celebrating the Turbo's big milestone with a special 50th-anniversary edition of the current 991.2 model that debuts during Monterey Car Week. Only 1,974 will be made, commemorating 1974, the Turbo's first year of production, and there are throwback design cues inside and out.

Ruf Rodeo Is Ready to Yee Haw

Ruf brought a new 911 Safari-style retro sports car to Monterey called the Rodeo. It has pushrod dampers, an adjustable all-wheel-drive system, all-terrain rubber, and a 610-hp turbocharged flat-six paired with a manual transmission. With a curb weight of just 2,756 pounds, this Western-inspired off-roader has us wondering where we're supposed to put our 10-gallon hat.

Edmunds says

Monterey Car Week continues to impress, with an astounding collection of jaw-dropping concepts and cars you can actually buy — provided your lotto numbers hit, of course.