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The next year and a half will bring about 15 new electric vehicles to U.S. dealerships. We know about the EVsĀ coming in 2020. But what's right over the horizon in 2021 or 2022?
Automakers are notoriously tight-lipped about products that far in the future. But this slideshow shares some clues that we found in executive comments and buried in press releases. At this stage, expect to see flashy concept models and big promises about long range and self-driving features. Time will tell what pans out.
Click through the images to see what's coming.