From Acura RDX to Volkswagen Jetta, automakers flash the chrome in Detroit

Automakers from the US, Europe and Asia are rolling out new and redesigned production and concept vehicles at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit that began from Saturday.

Among them are:

Acura RDX

Honda Motor will unveil the redesigned Acura RDX crossover vehicle, hoping to stand out in a crowded field of compact, luxury SUVs

BMW i8 Coupe An updated edition of BMW’s electrified sports car marries a three-cylinder gasoline engine and an electric motor for a combined 374 horsepower

BMW X2 A sporty companion to BMW’s X1 and X3 compact crossovers, the new X2 arrives in US showrooms in March

Chevrolet Silverado General Motors’s best-selling pickup gets a full redesign for model year 2019. Its companion, the redesigned GMC Sierra, will be unveiled later this year.

Honda Insight Honda reboots this gasoline-electric hybrid model as a sporty sedan this summer after

Hyundai Veloster Hyundai Motor’s sporty Veloster gets a new silhouette, while maintaining its trademark three-doors-plus-hatchback configuration.

Toyota Avalon Toyota Motor’d range-topping Avalon sedan gets a full redesign for 2019, but faces dwindling demand from US consumers for fancy four-doors.

Mercedes G-Class The long-running Gelandewagen gets “the biggest makeover in its history,” according to Daimler AG’s Mercedes-Benz, but keeps its rugged boxy shape.

Ford Ranger Ford Motor is reviving the Ranger midsize pickup truck in North America in early 2019, aiming to reclaim market share from rival General Motors, which has scored a hit with its competing Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize pickups

Ram 1500 Fiat Chrysler’s popular full-size pickup gets a top-to-bottom overhaul and goes on sale later this year as a 2019 model