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2018 Detroit motor show - preview Dec 12th 2017, 16:32 The motoring press returns to the US for Detroit, just weeks after the Los Angeles motor show. Here's what's in store for the first motor show of 2018 The Detroit motor show is just around the corner as the first motor show of 2018, taking place during 13-28 January. It's the first glimpse we'll get at some of the year's most hotly anticipated cars.  Take a look below at what new metal we'll see in Detroit in the new year. Detroit motor show 2018: the cars BMW X2 BMW's new small SUV gets its first official outing at the Detroit motor show, despite being revealed ahead of the Los Angeles motor show. The SUV, targeted at young people, is penned to go on sale in the UK in spring.  Hyundai Veloster Hyundai's sporty coupé will be shown in its second generation, although we won't be getting it in the UK. It'll also be the second model to get an N variant after the i30N. Infiniti electric concept Infiniti will continue its efforts to bring an electric vehicle to market with an electric concept precursor to the production car tipped for reveal at Detroit. It'll be an all-new model rather than a variant of an existing car. Lexus LF-1 Limitless concept Lexus has shown a glimpse of its Detroit-bound concept and described it as a "luxury flagship". The image gives little away, except a light-bar tail-light cluster, a split spoiler and coupé-like roofline. It could preview an SUV-coupé akin to the BMW X6.  Mercedes-AMG 53 range AMG's first hybrids will be the 53 range, made up initially of the CLS 53 and the E53 Coupé and Cabriolet models. Each gets 429bhp from a 3.0-litre straight-six engine coupled to a 50kW electric motor.  Mercedes-Benz G-Class Mercedes is bringing its venerable off-roader in its newest form to Detroit as the first outing since its renewal. We have a pretty good idea of what it'll look like already, because it's not set to change much from the old one.  Volkswagen Jetta The Jetta probably won't come to these shores - Volkswagen just trimmed it from its UK line-up - but in the US it's a strong seller, so the brand will reveal the new one at Detroit.

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