New York Auto Show 2024 Live Updates: Everything announced so far

Consider today the calm before the storm. The first press day of the 2024 New York Auto Show is scheduled for Wednesday, March 27, but we've already seen online debuts of several important new vehicles ahead of the official festivities. But don't worry, there's plenty more to come. Autoblog editors will be on the show floor covering all the latest news and reveals, with firsthand impressions and plenty of live photos from the show floor.

Planning to go in person? Check out our guide to the 2024 NY Auto Show.

If not, keep us bookmarked. Autoblog News Editor Joel Stocksdale and Associate Editor Byron Hurd will be on the ground, stalking the floor for everything that's fit to publish… and maybe a couple of fun items that don't fit into the normal day-to-day show coverage.

On the eve of the New York Auto Show, a number of weighty topics are hanging over the car biz. First and foremost, the nation’s busiest port of entry for new vehicles — Baltimore — is recovering after a 984-foot Singapore flagged container vessel called Dali rammed the Francis Scott Key Bridge, collapsing the structure. Multiple people were still missing as of Tuesday afternoon.

Before the nation awoke to the startling news this morning, the car world has been buzzing over the future of EVs, with questions of price, infrastructure and politics coloring the discussion. EVs are hovering around 8 percent of the market, but the next stage of growth remains uncertain. As the press takes to the floor of Javits this week, AI will also take center stage as automakers ponder its uses and potential implications. — Editor-in-chief Greg Migliore

The Genesis GV60 Magma isn't the only hot new car on the way. The GV80 Magma gets a similar treatment with a wide body kit, larger grilles and even some extra hood vents. 

The whole car is lowered with very tight wheel arch gaps, and it has the same brightly painted seats. Sadly, it's an extremely limited-run vehicle. Genesis didn't say how many it would produce, but they'll only be available to Middle Eastern markets.

Liquid hot magma? Well, not really. But it's still pretty hot, and it's definitely orange like lava. Genesis used the 2024 NY Auto Show to reveal its new