Highlights Of The 2022 New York Auto Show - gallery

After a two-year hiatus, the New York Auto show returned for 2022. Several big brands like BMW, Mercedes, JLR were absent

Held at the Javits Center in Manhattan, domestic heavy weights like Ford, GM, and Stellantis had a big presence

Legacy auto was present in full force, but EVs were the main draw at this years show, with almost every automaker having some sort of hybrid or all-electric vehicle on display

Vietnamese automaker, Vinfast along with INDI EV were amongst the startups sharing the floor space with the mainstream brands

Ford had an indoor test track, where visitors could sample the F-150 Lightning and the Mustang Mach-E

Hyundai too had their futuristic IONIQ 5 running around on an indoor test track. With zero-emissions, there was nothing to worry about, running these EVs indoors

GM had its entire range of cars and sports cars

SUVs and trucks. The Silverado EV stood for sure

The latest Z06 took center stage at the Chevy booth

Moving onto Stellantis, Jeep had a vast display of various iterations of its Wrangler and Grand Cherokee

But the Wagoneer and the Grand Wagoneer were the highlights here

Chrysler unveiled the sinister all-electric Air Flow concept with 402 hp, courtesy of its two 150kW eclectic motors

RAM trucks was present with its badass 1500 TRX

Rounding off the Stellantis stand was Fiat with its 500e

Along with fellow Italian brand's Alfa Romeo Giulia and the Stelvio SUV

Korean heavyweights KIA and Hyundai refreshed the popular Telluride and Palisade 3-row mid-size SUVs for 2022

KIA also unveiled an all-new Niro Crossover and sister brand Genesis had the X Speedium concept

But perhaps one of the most outlandish displays of the show was Subaru

They really brought the outdoors in. Seen here are the updated Outback and the Solterea EV

Japanese big-wig, Toyota was also present with its latest range of SUVs and trucks

Toyota's Gazoo racing also had some Supra's on display along with the recently unveiled GR Corolla

The Japanese brand's luxury arm, Lexus had a decent line up of cars as well

Nissan had its Ariya EV crossover along with the Pathfinder Rock Creek edition and the Z on display

Infiniti had the usual crop of SUVs. Seen here is the QX60

Here's VW with its range of premium SUVs and EVs like the ID.4. The most powerful EV and perhaps the show stopper of the show came from Neighbouring Austria. The 2022 hp Deus Vaynne. Swipe up to read more.