Must-See Vehicles at the 2016 New York Auto Show

Many of the biggest hits from this year's New York International Auto Show exhibit some of the qualities that are most associated with New York, too: luxury, style and power, to name a few. Automakers from all over the world brought their newest offerings to the city that never sleeps, and the Autobytel team is on site to bring you full coverage. Join us as we recap the latest and greatest debuts from the 2016 show this past week.

Genesis New York Concept

Hyundai's nascent luxury brand—Genesis—turned heads in the Big Apple with the New York Concept. This two-door luxury coupe is intended to carry the entry-level premium torch into BMW and Audi territory, but its dramatic styling and tech-focused interior indicate just how serious Genesis is about its mission statement. A 21-inch curved touchscreen serves as the centerpiece of the vehicle, which acts as the central hub for all vehicle information and infotainment. Power is derived from a hybrid setup that's good for 242 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque.

What changed?

The Genesis New York Concept is the first coupe from the new brand.

When is it available?

It won't be offered to customers—it's just a concept—but Hyundai says the finished product won't fall far from the tree when the eventual Genesis luxury coupe hits showrooms.

How much?

The New York Concept is not for sale

2017 Toyota Prius Prime

It was clear that it wouldn't be long before a plug-in version of the recently-redesigned Toyota Prius hybrid hit the scene, and now it's here.

The 2017 Toyota Prius Prime offers 120 MPGe, 22 miles of battery-only driving, and a host of upgraded features inside that make it one of best-equipped versions of the Prius. Although official fuel mileage figures have yet to be released, keen eyes will notice that the Prius Prime offers twice the EV range of the PHEV Prius it replaces, and that its 120 MPGe rating represents an improvement of 26 percent.

What changed? The Toyota Prius Prime adds plug-in capability to the popular hybrid.

When is it available? Fall of 2016.

How much? Pricing has yet to be released for the Prius Prime.

2017 Jaguar F-Type SVR

The 2017 Jaguar F-TYPE SVR essentially transplants the mechanical innards of Jaguar's Project 7 supercar into the F-Type coupe and convertible's more streetable shell. Faster than any vehicle ever built by the brand (rated at 200-mph), the Jaguar F-Type SVR is motivated by a supercharged 5.0-liter V-8 that generates 575 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque. An eight-speed automatic is standard with the vehicle, as are all-wheel drive, a torque-vectoring rear differential, an intensive aerodynamic package, and carbon ceramic brakes. 60-mph flies past in 3.5 seconds with your foot down in the SVR.

What changed?

The 2017 Jaguar F-Type SVR adds power, performance, and style to create the quickest Jaguar in history.

When is it available?

The release date for the SVR has not yet been set.

How much?

You'll pay $125,950 for the coupe edition of the Jaguar F-Type SVR, while the convertible will set you back $128,800.

2017 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1

The 2017 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 brings WMD-levels of power to the muscle car platform. Built around a 6.2-liter supercharged V-8 engine that proffers 640 horsepower and 640 lb-ft of torque, the Camaro ZL1 also introduces a 10-speed automatic transmission to the GM line-up for the very first time (a six-speed manual is also available with the vehicle). Lighter and more nimble than the previous-generation ZL1, the Chevrolet features magnetically-adaptive suspension dampers, improved aerodynamics, and a dual-mode exhaust system.

What changed?

The 2017 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 serves as an upgrade in power and performance over the older ZL1, and rides on the 2016 Camaro's brand-new platform.

When is it available?

No on-sale date has been discussed for the ZL1.

How much?

Pricing is still undisclosed for the new Camaro ZL1.