Geneva Motor Show in pictures: live gallery

Lamborghini Centenario was the stunning centrepeice at Lamborghini...

Mitsubishi's Geoseek concepts are aimed at 'urban adventurers' and are covered in orange accents as well as outward-bound gear like a bespoke roof box.

The Arash AF10 has to win the horsepower race at this years Motor Show with the 2,080bhp hybrid model. Arash calls its electric motor system 'Warp Drive', as the car uses four individual electric motors attached to each wheel. 

The sexy Lexus is alive and well.

Using fuel cells and electric motors is the next big thing in car design, and this Quant E wraps it up in a stylish body.

Only 20 examples of the 800bhp Pagani Huayra BC will be made, and they've all been sold to customers.

VW Group stands have a mix of new and familiar. Skoda Kodiaq SUV is resplendent in pearlescent green on the bottom right!

Even without the cars, the Lamborghini stand was one of the best-looking at the show.

The storming Koenigsegg Regera is a&nbsp;<span>1,500 horsepower hybrid capable of hitting 185 mph in about 11 seconds.</span>

Jeep's stand was all about its heritage, as it showed off its 75th Anniversary model line-up. Along with marking the current cars with new special editions, classics like this army-spec Willys Jeep took pride of place. Despite this pic

Are you a fan of bi-colour seats? Do you have more than three kids? The jazzy SpaceTourer concept tries to make van-based MPVs cool.

Press day in full swing at Geneva 2016.

The Q2, Audi's smallest crossover yet, was revealed at Geneva and is set to go on sale in the summer

This stunningly coachbuilt Disco Volante Spider is based on the Alfa Romeo 8C. As if the Disco Volante couldn't get any more beautiful!&nbsp;

The Apollo Arrow is the brand's effort to rise from the ashes after financial turmoil. Formerly Gumpert, Apollo wants the Arrow to celebrate "the art of German engineering." It has a 4.0-litre V8 with 1,000Nm of torque and a power outp

This three-wheeld Sbarro concept car seems to have a front end similar to a Ferrari 599.

New Porsche 911 R revealed at Geneva will feature a 4.0-litre flat-six, producing 493bhp

Honda's new Civic concept was unveiled at Geneva, ahead of the hatchback's 2017 release.

Spyker is back with a refreshed C8 - and underneath the stunning body lurks a supercharged engine with 518bhp. Preliator stands for 'warrior' in Latin and the brand says that the colour of the show car is inspired by the F35 Raptor.

The race version of the Zenvo ST1 supercar has a face that's threatening enough to scare small children.

Lots of manufacturers are laying claim to big boots at Geneva but with the new Toyota HiLux the sky's the limit.

Geneva saw the world premiere of the new Renault Scenic. The new car has a more SUV-like design and has Renault's new bold front end.

This eye-catching purple creation is based on a Porsche Panamera.

Subaru's XV concept shows their future design philosophy, and a production version is expected to&nbsp;<span>share the same platform as the new</span>&nbsp;Impreza

This all-electric supercar by Italdesign sadly won't make it to production.

It has a Tesla Model S-rivalling range of 311 miles from its 483bhp powertrain.

<p class="p1"><span class="s1">Volkswagen Golf GTi Clubsport was accompanied by not one but two pairs of ridiculous trousers.&nbsp;</span></p>

Members of the press and public relations are seen milling around the Nissan stand.

Pininfarina can always be relied upon to make a splash at any motor show. This is its H2 Speed concept.&nbsp;

Renault Scenic was unwrapped at Geneva, and is set to sit between the Captur and Kadjar

This is the Lamborghini Centenario - Lambo's 100th birthday present to itself. It has a 760bhp V12, carbon fibre monocoque chassis and rear-wheel steering.

Sin Cars UK has been building race cars for a few years now, but Rosen Daskalov's track monster now has a street legal version, seen here.

This is the&nbsp;Toyota C-HR production car. Could be the best looking Toyota for a while?&nbsp;

The updated Mitsubishi Mirage debuted in this fetching shade of aubergine.

The new Volvo V90 estate had its first public debut at the show. The plush estate carries forward Volvo's new design and can be had in rather sober colours.

Abarth is back in the rally game! The brand announced its 300bhp Abarth 124 Rally at the show.

This BMW M760Li is the closest thing you'll get to an M7. We suggest you avoid the brown paint.

Car manufacturers may try to steal all the limelight, but there are modification firms and a huge amount of independent companies that have stands here.

The Volkswagen T-Cross Breeze previews the brand's future small SUV, which will rival the Nissan Juke.

It wouldn't be a motor show if there weren't hordes of amazing concept cars - here's our round-up of our favourites.

The Smart ForTwo has been turned up a notch with this hot Brabus version. Seen here in a rather fetching matte blue paint, even it manages to stick out on the multicoloured Smart stand.

SEAT's Ateca SUV has had its first public debut at the Geneva show. The stand has quite a few on show in different specifications.

Introducing the tablet table in the&nbsp;Peugeot Traveller iLab. That's going to be an expensive option.&nbsp;

Vauxhall (and Opel) will use the 'X' moniker, seen here on the new Mokka X, for a line of SUVs in the future.

Spot the difference! The facelifted VW up! debuted at the show, which can now be fitted with an 89bhp 1.0-litre TSI engine.

The Volvo XC90 Excellence is the brand's top-spec SUV, complete with all the trimmings.

This Lotus Elise Cup 250 is the fastest road-going Elise yet. It also comes in this retina-burning orange.

The Rinspeed Etos was on show at the Geneva Motor Show, complete with its drone helipad and interior bookshelf.

On something a little more offbeat, Citroen's deep pile carpets do wonders for your feet!

The Alpina B7 is a lot like the BMW M760Li, but with that unique Alpina touch and classic spoked wheels.

The Hyundai Ioniq made its European public debut at the Geneva Motor Show.&nbsp;

The 'Salon de l'auto' is held at Palexpo - it's right next to the airport if you fancy a day trip.

This is the <a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/volvo/v40/94517/new-look-volvo-v40-takes-bow-at-geneva-motor-show">updated Volvo V40</a>, which adds the 'Thors Hammer' headlights from the XC90.

The Pagani Huayra BC is a monstrous supercar with 'around 800bhp' - enough for LaFerrari rivalling performance.

The wait is finally over - <a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/bugatti/92681/new-bugatti-chiron-arrives-1479bhp-261mph-and-19m">the £1.9m Bugatti Chiron</a> is the successor to the Veyron. Top speed is 'limited' to 261mph for now, b

The <a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/bugatti/92681/new-bugatti-chiron-arrives-1479bhp-261mph-and-19m">Bugatti Chiron</a>'s tyres have been developed using aerospace testing rigs. So they'll probably be more expensive than the Vey

We're not sure this eyewear is suitable for use at the wheel.

The new McLaren 570GT aims to be the most usable and luxurious McLaren yet. It's even equipped with a hatchback!

It's all about Vignale at the Ford stand this year. The company is launching its luxury division with a vengeance, choosing models like the Mondeo, S-Max and Kuga to modify.

The Infiniti Q60 took pride of place on the Japanese premium brand's stand.&nbsp;

For the child in your life that likes to bump into things! This is Volvo's other ride-on car for kids: usual array of Volvo safety kit not included.

The new Opel&nbsp;<a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/vauxhall/92984/vauxhall-gt-concept-makes-geneva-say-wow">GT Concept</a>&nbsp;- from Vauxhall's parent company - pays homage to its 'sixties predecessor.

The Tesla Model S has a go-faster make-over, courtesy of tuning legends Brabus.

Arash had the new AF10 to show off, and this, the AF8 Cassini.

It's the cottage industry electric car! It might look old-fashioned, but the Morgan EV3 is built using carbon composite body panels. Take note, ladies and gentlemen, this is as futuristic as Morgan has gotten so far!

The £47,500 Range Rover Evoque Convertible - no longer just a designer's fantasy!

Judging by its choice of Geneva back-drop, Suzuki's four-wheel offerings may lack a certain excitement...

The good old&nbsp;Subaru Impreza is still going strong on rally stages around the world. This car previews a future World RallyCross car, as the brand gears up for more motorsport antics.

Geneva is always a favourite location for manufacturers to show off concept cars.

This is the latest technology showcase from Nissan.

The Rimac Concept_One is powered by four electric motors - one at each corner.

Day glow livery on this Sigma grand prix car from 1969. It still looks curiously modern today.

The new face of luxury Volvo motoring - the Merc E-class rivalling <a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/volvo/s90/94599/new-volvo-s90-2016-review">Volvo S90 </a>saloon

Jaguar is sure to pull the crowds with it's stunning new <a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/jaguar/f-type/94155/new-jaguar-f-type-svr-200mph-jag-makes-geneva-debut">F-Type SVR</a>

The Vauxhall GT looks great and can claim to have four of the best wheels at Geneva 2016. You wouldn't want to kerb these beauties.&nbsp;

The fabulous <a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/jaguar/f-type/94155/new-jaguar-f-type-svr-200mph-jag-makes-geneva-debut">Jaguar F-Type SVR</a> comes in convertible guise too.

The&nbsp;<a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/jaguar/f-type/94155/new-jaguar-f-type-svr-200mph-jag-makes-geneva-debut">F-Type SVR</a>&nbsp;is the quickest-ever production model with 567bhp and a 200mph maximum.

Toyota couldn't resist wheeling out the&nbsp;madcap Kikai concept car again.&nbsp;

Some of the famous - and not so well-known - names that make the Geneva show unique.

The <a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/lexus/94388/lexus-lc500h-at-geneva-full-details-and-engine-spec-revealed">Lexus LC500h</a> is a new hybrid version of the stunning V8 coupe revealed in Detroit.

You can have any colour of Mazda you like at Geneva this year, as long as it's red.

The Geneva Motor Show is underway! Keep checking back here for the very latest pictures from our reporters at the show.

Ford is showcasing its Vignale luxury brand with a Ferrari-style glass wall for that 'maximum exclusivity' effect.

Toyota's star cars remain under wraps - even as they're being detailed.