From slick new supercars to subtle refreshes, the New York Auto Show is playing host to various launches. Michael Nash selects his top picks
Following a seemingly large gap in the auto show calendar, several carmakers are pulling out the stops at New York 2022 with a collection of new production models, concepts and updates on display. CDN picks the highlights.
Deus, Italdesign and Williams Advanced Engineering have collaborated to create a striking electric hypercar called the Deus Vayanne. The aim was to set a new “benchmark of driving emotion” and “combine exquisite design and functionality with cutting-edge technology,” according to Adrian-Filip Butuca, head of design at Deus.
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