Autoblog’s Top Picks from CES 2024

In recent years, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has emerged as a noteworthy auto show. While this year’s event may not have showcased as many cars as in the past, there were still a number of notable reveals, including modular vans and flying vehicles from traditional car companies. As a result, our Autoblog editorial team voted on their favorite reveals from the show. Read on to discover our top picks.

5. VinFast VF Wild
The VinFast VF Wild is making waves with its appealing design, electric powertrain, and entry into the competitive midsize segment. The unique and upscale interior, along with a powered midgate, make it a standout. However, there are concerns about VinFast’s ability to deliver a reliable product.
– Senior Editor, Green, John Snyder

4. Kia PBV
The concept of the Kia PBV is intriguing, with its potential to scale and serve various purposes, such as automated runabouts at resorts or transportation at airports. Its modularity is impressive and hints at future possibilities for Kia’s facilities.
– Associate Editor Byron Hurd

3. Mullen Five RS
While previous Mullen vehicles may not have captured much attention, the Five RS offers a compelling mix of an SUV and wagon-like design. With its aggressive styling and promising motor and battery specs, the Five RS has the potential to deliver an exhilarating driving experience if Mullen can make it a reality.
– Road Test Editor Zac Palmer

2. Honda Space-Hub
Vans have a special place at Autoblog, and the Space-Hub from Honda is an intriguing addition. Its clean and functional design, with a touch of funkiness, shows promise. However, the absence of a rear window raises some concerns, but overall, it presents a unique and useful design that warrants attention.
– News Editor Joel Stocksdale

1. Honda Saloon
The Honda Saloon offers more than just a flashy concept. It provides a glimpse into a driver-oriented car expected to debut in 2026. While rooted in reality, the Saloon features a fanciful design with influences from Mercedes, Lamborghini, and even Star Wars. Such concepts fuel optimism for the future of the car industry.
– Editor-In-Chief Greg Migliore

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