In pictures: Geneva Motor Show 2018

The Geneva Car Show has once again lived up to expectations, presenting the latest supercars on Tuesday (March 6) with Ferrari, MacLaren, Lamborghini, and Corbelatti all unveiling brand-new models.

The trend of the 2018 Car Show is undoubtedly SUV cars, but sports cars remain a highlight at the event, which was established in 1905.

Ferrari showed its 408, with 720 horsepower and the Senna of MacLaren with 800 horsepower was unveiled mid-day. But it was Italian carmakers Corbellati that broke all the records this year with its 1800 horsepower - 580 maximum speed "Missile", becoming the most powerful and fastest car in the world.

Attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors, the show has been particularly tech-heavy this year, with electric cars taking centre stage.

The Geneva Car Show at the Palexpo Arena is open to the public from March 8-18.

Here we look at some highlights from the show.

 

Lamborghini Terzo Millennio concept car. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Renault EZ-GO. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Aston Martin Lagonda Vision Concept. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Lamborghini Huracan Performante Spyder. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

The "pop.up next" concept by Audi, Airbus, and Italdsign. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Aston Martin Lagonda Vision Concept. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Ferrari 488 Pista. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

The new Bugatti Chiron. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

The new Chelsea Civilian 6x6. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

The new Toyota Auris Hybrid. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Bentley Bentayga. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Zerouno Duerta. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

The new I.D. Vizzion car model from Volkswagen. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

BMW M8. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

McLaren P15 Senna. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

LVCHI Auto Venere. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Skoda Vision X. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Hyundai Le Fil Rouge. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Honda Sport EV. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

Cupra e-Racer. PHOTO: REUTERS