Geneva 2017 gallery: the best pictures from this year's show

<strong>Geneva Motor Show 2018 - The Best Pictures </strong>The 88th Geneva Motor Show begins with two press days at the Geneva Palexpo. All of Europe's biggest manufacturers like to show off their latest models and concept cars, batt

Ford commissioned the GT Heritage Edition last year to commemorate the 50 years since its 1-2-3 finish at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

This Porsche 911 GT3 is due in 2018, and it is set to buck the trend of turbocharging with a naturally aspirated 4.0-litre flat-six engine. Good news for purists.

Most of you will have seen the 812 Superfast in its red livery already, but here's a view of it wearing a more sophisticated grey shell.

Aston Martin has launched AMR as its brand for extreme road and track models. This - the Rapide AMR - will eventually make it to production alongside a Vantage AMR Pro.

The new Ford Fiesta ST has made waves at Geneva with its 1.5-litre three-cylinder turbo engine.

The seventh generation of the hot hatch will produce 197bhp when it hits showrooms ahead of a 2018 release.

The Lamborghini Huracan Performante has been revealed in Genva following its record 6:52.01 run at the Nurburgring.

The Performante is a hot version of the standard Huracan, having dropped 40kg and gained 29bhp to boost its total figure up to 631bhp.

Honda has unwrapped a new Civic Type R just two years after revealing the previous generation, with power increasing to 316bhp.

Powered by a&nbsp;<span>turbocharged 2.0-litre four-cylinder VTEC engine, the new model produces 400Nm of torque and is said to have the front-wheel drive Nurburgring record in its sights.</span>

Formerly known as the&nbsp;<span>AM-RB 001, Aston Martin has named its upcoming hypercar Valkyrie. First deliveries are expected to take place in 2019.</span>

McLaren's replacement for the 650S - this 720S - has wowed the crowds with its exuberant styling. Prices will start from £208,600 when it arrives in May.

Renault sub-brand Alpine has unveiled the A110 sports car, which comes with 249bhp and does 0-62mph in 4.5 seconds.

The new vehicle arrives 55 years after the original car that first carried the A110 badge, and should challenge the Porsche 718 Cayman in 2018.

The Range Rover has arrived at Geneva. The new SUV will sit between the Evoque and Range Rover Sport in the company's range, and will cost £44,830.

Say hello to the Ferrari 812 Superfast: the Italian outfit's&nbsp;<span>6.5-litre V12 monster that's good for 789bhp.</span>

An all new Suzuki Swift has been revealed at the Geneva Motor Show. Details are sketchy, but prices are expected to start at around £9,000.

At its lightest the Swift will weigh just 890kg, and should cope well with Britain's unique roads having been developed in the UK.

The covers have been removed from the new DS 7, which is the company's first SUV and first completely unique model.

As such DS has pulled out all te stops for the 7, including&nbsp;<span>a plug-in powertrain and numerous autonomous driving functions.</span>

SEAT has revealed the fifth generation of the Ibiza, which it hopes will take on the Nissan Micra, Volkswagen Polo and Ford Fiesta in the supermini class.

The new Ibiza will reach between 94bhp and 113bhp depending on engine spec, with a 148bhp option to arrive later in 2017 in the form of a new 1.5-litre TSI turbo petrol.

The Audi Q8 Sport Concept points towards a future road-going model, with production of the SQ8 expected in 2018.

The Geneva Motor Show 2017 is in full swing at the Geneva Palexpo.

Audi's new RS3 comes with a whopping 395bhp and a top speed of 174mph.

The RS3 is based on the recently facelifted A3 hatchback, with the power boost coming from a 2.5-litre turbocharged five-cylinder engine.

This is the&nbsp;<span>Fittipaldi EF7 Vision Gran Turismo, a 592bhp supercar developed by F1 legend Emerson Fittipaldi and Italian design house Pininfarina.</span>

With a body made entirely from carbon fibre, the&nbsp;<span>Fittipaldi EF7 Vision Gran Turismo will be built by AMG-offshoot HWA.</span>

Hyundai has debuted the Ioniq Plug-in in Geneva, a hybrid version of the manufacturer's bespoke EV.

The Ioniq Plug-in is said to produce CO2 emissions at a rate of&nbsp;26g/km, with a&nbsp;<span>1.6-litre petrol engine producing 103bhp and 147Nm.</span>

The SsangYong XAVL concept hints at future growth in the company's SUV range towards the end of the decade.

The XAVL concept builds on the XAV concept which debuted in Frankfurt in 2015. The latter is expected to be production ready in 2019, with the XAVL following soon after.

Subaru has launched its all new XV crossover, which will go on sale later this year and cost £22,000.

Hyundai's FE Fuel Cell Concept has been designed to demonstrate the Korean carmaker's next generation of hydrogen-based technology.

Hyundai has said that the main purpose of its FE Fuel Cell Concept is to show the progress it is making in reducing the size and complexity of the chemical reaction chamber at the heart of the hydrogen vehicle.

With the traditional people carrier dying out, Citroen has reavealed what the C3 Picasso could look like when it makes the jump from MPV to SUV.

The C-Aircross Concept paves the way for a production model later this year, with first deliveries likely to arrive before Christmas.

Members of the press have been busy gathering news from the stands at the Geneva Motor Show 2017.

Kia has lifted the covers off its new PHEV version of the Niro, which will go up against the Toyota Prius Plug-in when it lands later this year.

The Niro PHEV blends an 8.9kW battery with a 1.6-litre GDI engine, with an all-electric range of over 34 miles.

This is BMW's new 5 Series Touring, intended as a rival for the Volvo V90 and Mercedes E-Class Estate.

Prices for the 5 Series Touring will start from&nbsp;<span>£38,385, £2,360 more than the saloon on which it's based.</span>

Kia has revealed its Optima Sportswagen Plug-in Hybrid, which will hit dealerships in the second half of 2017.

Kia's newest PHEV car combines a 50kW electric motor with a 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine.

This is the new Volvo XC60, which will take on the Audi Q5 when it arrives mid-way through 2017.

When the XC60 launches all models will be four-wheel drive, although there will only be a range of four-cylinder engines to choose from.

Nissan has given the Qashqai a facelift for 2017, updating the styling, adding tech and upgrading the emergency braking system.

Europe's most popular crossover sold 230,000 times last year, and Nissan will be hoping the Qashqai maintains that strong performance.

This is the new Vauxhall Insignia Grand Sport, which goes on sale immediately with first deliveries expected in the summer.

<span>Prices will start from £17,115, which will be enough to get you a 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine with 138bhp.</span>

The Toyota Yaris GRMN is the Japanese company's answer to the Ford Fiesta ST, with a 1.8-litre supercharged engine producing more than 205bhp.

The GRMN acronym affixed to the new hot hatch Yaris stands for&nbsp;<span>GAZOO Racing Masters of Nurburgring.</span>

This is the updated SsangYong Korando, due on sale in the UK in summer 2017.

The Sedric concept is VW's interpretation of a self-driving car, and features oodles of technology that might one day for the basis of a real autonomous vehicle.

This is the Eclipse Cross SUV, the vehicle that Mitsubishi are using to enter the fray in the crossover market.

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