The **2026 Paris Motor Show** will bring together numerous car manufacturers, both returning and new, to showcase a range of new models and futuristic concepts. Among the highlights is Alfa Romeo’s new concept car, which hints at future models that can run on hybrid and electric power. The brand emphasizes that the concept is aimed at drivers who still value the experience of driving. Alpine is preparing a new electric version of its A110 model, with a concept car to be unveiled if the production model isn’t ready. Audi is introducing the A2 e-tron, an entry-level electric car priced below 40,000 euros, alongside new hybrid rechargeable versions of the Q7 and Q9 SUVs, expected to launch in 2027. A new hybrid rechargeable sports car, the Nuvolari, will also be on display. BYD/Denza will show off the hybrid rechargeable Dolphin G and the high-end electric Z, a coupe/roadster. Citroën is previewing a concept that offers a glimpse of its new 2CV electric, with a production version expected in 2028. Chery, a brand new to the French market, will showcase several SUVs, including the Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8, available in hybrid and hybrid rechargeable versions. Cupra will highlight its electric city car Raval, which has already been available in some dealerships. Dacia will unveil two major models: the second-generation Spring, the cheapest electric car in France with a starting price under 15,000 euros, and the Striker, a large estate car with a simple hybrid engine. Fiat is returning to the Paris Motor Show with two new electric compact SUVs, the Grizzly and Grizzly Fastback, and two concepts. One concept will show what the replacement for the small Panda will look like, with an electric version expected by 2028. Ford has not yet announced its full program for the show, but it has confirmed plans for five new models in Europe. Geely will showcase the E2, an affordable electric city car starting at 20,990 euros. Hyundai is updating two key SUVs, the Bayon and Tucson, with the latter offering hybrid and hybrid rechargeable versions. The brand will also display the Ioniq 3, a new large electric city car, and the Ioniq 6 N, finally available in France, along with an electric utility vehicle. Kia will feature the PV7, a large electric model that can carry up to 9 people, and the Seltos, an SUV between the Niro and Sportage. The brand may also launch the new compact K4 in France with a simple hybrid option. Lancia continues its comeback with the Gamma, a large electric coupe SUV with a range of up to 700 km. Leapmotor will present the B03, a small city car, and the D19, a large SUV. Lucid will make its official debut in France with the Air sedan and the Gravity SUV. Lynk&Co, now distributed by Volvo in Europe, will have its first appearance at the Paris Motor Show. Other highlights will follow from brands like Mercedes, Opel, Peugeot, Renault, Skoda, Smart, Subaru, Xpeng, Volkswagen, and Volvo, each bringing new electric, hybrid, and concept models to the event.