SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN ¨C Batteries and big price tags are all the rage at this year¡¯s Los Angeles Auto Show.
While it¡¯ll be tough for any carmaker to top the buzz Ford Motor Co. has already generated with the debut of its Mustang Mach-E sport utility vehicle, several other new electric models will be looking to share the limelight.
Volkswagen AG¡¯s Audi plans to unveil its e-tron Sportback, a coupe version of its battery-powered crossover, and the German giant¡¯s namesake brand is set to take the wraps off a zero-emission concept car. BMW AG and Toyota Motor Corp. are rolling out plug-in hybrid versions of their RAV4 and X3 models, and Hyundai Motor Co. will foreshadow what a future gas-electric compact SUV of its own will look like.
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