9 Cool Cars and Trucks We Spotted at 2019 CES

If you’ve never made it to the annual CES event in Las Vegas, we’ve got a warning to you: It’s freaking madhouse, however, we think in a fantastic way (some may take umbrage for this). It’so big it takes over three individual regions of Vegas, such as 11 official venues, some 4,500 exhibitors, and over 2.5 million square feet of exhibition space. The Majority of the activity, however, is at or near the Las Vegas Convention Center.

We had a chance to rush in and about the central hallway, where we waded through the bulk of humankind and where the majority of the mainstream automakers were composed along with car-related technology –a lot of it high-end audio system things. (Official automobile debuts comprised the 2020 Mercedes-Benz CLA-class and the longer-range Nissan Leaf Plus.) Cool cars were strewn about everywhere and we were able to snap a couple of photos of some of the raddestgreatest, biggest, and strangest things we all saw. Some have been on screen already at other displays, however, CES is a great chance to revisit those ones all over again.

Porsche 911 GT3 RS
A manufacturer of visitors awareness and blind-spot detection methods mostly for mobile homes and campers, the people at Cub knew a means to convince us to drift over–channel this Cub-wrapped 991-Series GT3 RS that participated in a current Fuelrun Midnight Run in its booth. We’re betting it has all manner of Cub sensors around it so it can more easily feel when some midnight runner in an Aventador is coming.

this bad mother of a major rig, and the cool thing about it is that 10 of them are promised to be running around the Port of Los Angeles from 2020. With 300 miles of range per fill-up–which takes approximately half an hour from vacant –it may do some actual transporting, and it’s whisper quiet at idle, which truckers dig while they’re sitting about waiting for freight. Even though the test truck features a single-speed transmission, then the generation variations will have a four-speed. Let’so seethis or that a Mirai?

Ford Ranger
First shown at this past year’s SEMA show, Ford recycled this 2019 Ford Ranger XLT SuperCrew FX4 done up from the people at ADD, since Xbox is quite CES. Using the Xbox Design Lab control program as inspiration, then the ADD team added 35-inch BFGoodrich Mud Terrain tires and an ADD roof rack and tire company, and then sprayed it into an arctic-style colour scheme with Xbox accents. When you’re done using it on the trails, you can play games one of the Xbox One X consoles set up in the back.

Ford F-350
We were just walking along minding our own business when the floor began to shakeand there it was, this colossal 2017 F-350 fitted with Powerbass products attempting to pull down the convention-center roof. The owner wasn’t around if we stopped by so we weren’unable to find any details, but among those Powerbass guys said it can raise or lower between eight- and 20-inch lifts because of every one of its suspension parts. It’so difficult to put into perspective how big this thing goes, nevertheless, think fire truck and you’re in the ballpark.

The newest edition of the Leaf Nismo RC, which made its North American debut at CES, has come a long way, approximately doubling the torque and power of their first car. It includes two electrical motors positioned front and back that deliver power to each axle independently. The motors create roughly 320 horsepower all and now there ’s an impressive 472 lb-ft of torque on tap in the moment you place your right foot down. It seems the part, also, with a low, wide, and mean stance, plus a livery cribbed from Nissan’s Formula E car.

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