Here are the 13 cars we can't wait to see at the 2020 Chicago Auto Show

2021 Volkswagen Atlas

The facelifted Volkswagen Atlas three-row SUV gets some new driver-assistance tech and slightly more aggressive styling for the 2021 model year. The Atlas's four-cylinder engine option is now available with VW's 4Motion all-wheel-drive system, which was previously only an option for V6-equipped trims.

Jeep Gladiator Mojave

Lots of Jeeps in years past have sported a Trail Rated badge, and Jeep is debuting a Desert Rated label at the Chicago Auto Show. The Jeep Gladiator Mojave, the first model to wear the new badge, is sand-ready thanks to beefier Fox shocks, a reinforced frame, a slight lift, and a front skid plate.

2021 Chrysler Pacifica

The beloved Chrysler Pacifica minivan gets a mid-cycle refresh for 2021 that includes an optional all-wheel-drive system, a new touchscreen-based infotainment system, and a downright stylish front end.

2020 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid

The 2020 Sonata Hybrid makes its North American debut at the auto show. The car is equipped with roof-mounted solar panels, and sports a combined 686 miles of range and an EPA-estimated 52 mpg in its Blue trim.

2020 Honda Civic Type R

Refreshed for 2020, the latest Honda Civic Type R features updated styling inside and out, along with some performance enhancements. Honda says a larger front grille provides better cooling, while suspension tweaks improve ride quality, grip, and handling. The Type R now offers a new paint color called Boost Blue.

Mercedes-Benz Weekender

The Weekender is Mercedes-Benz's first pop-up camper van for the US market.

Standard features include a sleeping area for two, a configurable rear bench seat, USB ports, and swiveling front seats. Buyers can select options like a pullout rear kitchen, integrated solar panels, or an eight-foot awning.

2020 Nissan Frontier

There's hardly anything new about the current generation of the Nissan Frontier, but for the 2020 model year, the last go-around for this iteration of the pickup, features an all-new 3.8-liter V6 as standard. It comes with with 49 more horses than the outgoing six-cylinder, according to Nissan.

2020 Ford GT

At the show, Ford is showing off the newest version of its ultra-exclusive GT supercar, which gets some major improvements for 2020. Most notably, Ford upped the GT's horsepower to 660 and introduced a stunning bare carbon-fiber model.

2021 Jaguar F-Type

The redesigned Jaguar F-Type, making its North American debut at the Chicago Auto Show, gets meaner styling for 2021, including aggressive LED headlights and a new front grille. The top-level R trim gets a more powerful 575-horsepower V8 from the outgoing F-Type SVR.

2021 Chevrolet Equinox

The Chevrolet Equinox, Chevy's second-most-popular vehicle behind the Silverado, receives a sleek facelift for 2021. A sporty RS trim — with black accents and 19-inch wheels — is now available.

Genesis GV80

Following a wildly successful Super Bowl commercial, luxury brand Genesis is showing the GV80 SUV to the public for the first time during the auto show in Chicago. The GV80, the luxury brand's first SUV, features a striking design and will be available this summer.

2020 Kia Cadenza

Facelifted for 2020, the Kia Cadenza receives a more luxurious look inside and out, thanks to a new grille, bumpers, and dash. It comes with several new driver-assist features as well.

Toyota Highlander XSE

Toyota is displaying several new special-edition vehicles at the Chicago Auto Show, including the 2021 Highlander XSE, the first Highlander to receive the sporty XSE treatment.

According to Toyota, the Highlander XSE offers better handling, an exclusive interior, and more aggressive styling.