22. 2022 Hyundai Sonata

The Hyundai Sonata has a much lower price point than many other luxuries, high-tech cars, with a starting price of around $25,000 for the 2022 model, making it both fun to drive and more affordable. If you are looking for sharp-handling cars, the Honda Accord may be more up your alley. Still, the Sonata has a turbocharged engine that boasts nearly 200 horsepower — not bad at all for a family sedan. The N-line Sonata has 290 horsepower for drivers who want more power. Unlike other luxury cars, the Sonata has a hybrid version and may soon have a full EV version, preparing it for a world without fossil fuels. Keep reading for more details about the coolest and most high-tech cars available today, like EVs and other amazing features.

21. 2022 Ford Mustang Mach-E

If you want to see a high-end luxury car fueled by the sun, the 2022 Ford Mustang Mach-E is right up your alley. This modern car is an EV that can you can recharge from a solar-powered charging station; it can go from 10% to 80% in just 45 minutes on a fast-charging one. If your home has solar panels that will provide enough energy to power this car, you could get it to charge every night while you sleep. No more trips to the pump! Plus, the EPA estimates a range of over 300 miles on a single charge. However, there is more to being a luxury car than running on sunshine. This one delivers everything that you would expect from a Ford Mustang, complete with a modern look that is more SUV than a car. The 2022 model boasts a heated steering wheel so that your hands don’t freeze while waiting for the car to warm up in cold weather. The GT performance model features 634 pounds per foot of torque and 480 horsepower. 

20. The Audi R8

The Audi R8 Coupe 10 is a high-tech car with all the bells and whistles you could ask for, except for mileage. It is basically a street-legal racecar that can get up to 200 miles per hour. The V10 engine is mounted low on the car, a feature that gives the driver expert control and maneuverability. The engine’s firing sequence gives it a special sound that will make you feel like you are on a NASCAR track. A personalized dynamic handling system will adapt to each individual driver. On the outside, the car’s sleek, horizontal lines give it the appearance of blades rushing through the wind. The back has a diffuser, metal grille, and two tailpipes for the ultimate street-worthy appearance. The cockpit uses voice recognition software that can be customized to only respond to you. 

19. 2022 Telluride

The Telluride is a high-end luxury car that can take you wherever life goes, including off the road. It is Kia’s largest car and, in 2020, was named the SUV of the Year by MotorTrend, as well as Car of the Year. Seating eight people and with plenty of safety features, the Telluride is the perfect family car for people who enjoy getting off the beaten path. Its low production level is making this car more in-demand than some of its competitors — including competitors that get better than the Telluride’s estimated 23 miles per gallon. Once Kia creates an EV version of the Telluride, it may well be the best SUV in history. In addition to the great mileage, the Telluride also offers a number of features to ensure your comfort, including heated and ventilated seats in the back so that your other passengers are always comfortable and a standard 10.25 touch screen so that the right directions are always at your fingertips.

18. 2022 Volvo S90

The Swedish company Volvo has done it again by creating the 2022 Volvo S90. This model is the company’s flagship mid-size sedan, and every year it gets better and better. The impressive seats are some of the best in the car’s class, the model costs less than similar models that it competes against, and plenty of safety features come standard. The interior trim of oak, ash, and walnut will make you feel like you are driving a much more expensive car, for a starting price of about $53,000 — less than an Aston Martin but for a similar feel. Adding to this car’s appeal is that it also comes as a plug-in hybrid, meaning that its fuel economy competes with cars that are less powerful.

17. 2022 BMW 7-Series

If you want to imagine yourself in your very own Batmobile, then take a look at BMW’s 2022 7-Series. Cars in this series are comfort-first, and they have a spacious interior that makes you feel like you are driving a high-powered sportscar inside a roomy sedan. BMW is now offering a plug-in option that allows the car to go 17 miles on sunshine before switching over to gasoline, making this car a good option for those looking for a more eco-friendly vehicle option. The turbocharged engine makes for a velvety-smooth ride, and the shocks and suspensions make even bumpy roads feel like glass.  If you want to spring a little more, you can invest in the remote-control parking feature that allows you to park the car while you’re not in it. This allows you to safely park your car in an incredibly tight space where you might even be able to get out. It also means that you have a better view of what’s around your car than having to worry about all of your blind spots.

16. 2022 Genesis G90

If you’ve ever wanted to drive a luxury car without spending luxury prices, you may want to look into the Genesis G-90. That leaves you with more money to spend on other luxuries you want to add to your life so that you can ride around in style. The Genesis G-90 has a spacious cabin richly lined with material that exudes quality. Many people have complained about the slightly outdated technology when it comes to your entertainment. However, there are definitely other features that make up for it, like its powerful V-6 and V-8 engines.

On average, the G-90 can get you anywhere between 18 miles per gallon in the city, 26 miles per gallon on the highway (with the 375-hp engine), and 17 mpg in the city and 24 mpg on the highway with the more powerful 420-hp engine. Other excellent features include a fragrance diffused in the dashboard so that your car always smells fresh and an anti-microbial sanitation system that cleans the air you breathe as well as any items you bring into your car.

15. 2022 Cadillac CT4

The Cadillac CT4 is the smallest sedan that Cadillac has to offer, but that doesn’t mean that it doesn’t have a lot going for it. It features the Super Cruise semi-autonomous driving tech and safety features that keep it in competition with the big names in the car industry like the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe and the Audi A3. The CT4 has a wireless charging pad for all of your small electronic devices, which is standard. The ride quality is quite solid and even impressive at times when it comes to the body control. It has equal distribution between the front and rear tires, which is quite the opposite of how other front-drive cars feel. There have been complaints about the engine sounding cheap during acceleration, but it’s not a big enough complaint to warrant passing up this car if you’re really interested. On average, it gets between 23 and 34 miles per gallon.

14. 2021 Lamborghini Aventador 

The 2021 Lamborghini Aventador is built with a carbon fiber that makes it streamlined and light on its “feet,” allowing it to feel seamless as it shifts into the higher gears. It has a powerful V12 engine, making it one of the most powerful Lamborghini on the market. Of course, all of that power comes with a higher price tag, but you’re definitely paying for quality. It can be a bit on the wide side if you’re used to cars that you can park easily, but that wide and low stature helps it put all of that horsepower to good use. It has a beautiful four-speaker surround system so that you never miss a note or a beat. The four-wheel steering makes it easy for you to maneuver in any kind of weather, and the heated seats will keep you warm when it’s absolutely frigid outside. LED headlights will provide you with the brightest illumination while you’re driving at night to be ready for just about anything.

13. 2022 RAV4 Prime

The Toyota Rav4 has been their best seller for a number of years, and the Rav4 Prime definitely takes the cake on this one. This hybrid SUV allows you to charge it or use the gas engine when you’re on a long trip, providing you with the flexibility you need to plan your routes, no matter where you’re going. Despite how it looks, it’s one of Toyota’s fastest SUVs out there and stacks well against the competition. The Rav4 Prime has the best electric range in its class, going up to 42 miles on a single charge. In addition, it has plenty of safety features, such as pedestrian detection, steering assist when you’re changing lanes, and blind-spot monitoring, just to name a few. 

12. Ford F-150

Ford has been on the leaderboard of putting out trucks that people want to buy. No one would ever consider a truck a luxury item, but the Ford F-150 is proving that idea to be wrong. It has a sleek chassis that seems to exude style but also is tough enough with 430 horsepower to move around just about anything you put your mind to. Equipped with an electric motor and four-wheel drive, there’s nothing this hefty truck can’t take in its day-to-day basis. The F-150 is equipped with a semi-autonomous self-driving system to help you park in a difficult spot, tells you how much weight you have loaded in the bed, and a trailer backup system so you can avoid dinging the car behind you when you’re parallel parking. The five-and-a-half-foot bed provides you with a lot of carrying capacity so that you can haul hundreds of pounds of gear to your heart’s content.

11. 2022 Mercedes-Benz S-Class

The interior of the 2022 Mercedes-Benz S-class has some of the finest materials that you’ll know that you’re driving around in style. The large OLED screens on the dashboard provide you with avid control over every aspect of your comfort, from getting to the right place on time to listening to your favorite music. You’ll feel like you’re swaddled in a mobile blanket with how relaxed and quiet the interior is so that you may never find driving stressful ever again. This luxury sedan takes curves and turns in traffic very smoothly, so you don’t feel like you’re wrestling with the steering wheel. The car’s system can also save individual preferences if you’re not the only driver, which only needs the press of a single button to change between these preferences. No more struggling with the driver’s seat or changing the rearview mirrors.

10. 2022 Lamborghini Huracán

Lamborghinis are known to turn everyone’s head, but the 2022 Lamborghini Huracán may just give them whiplash. Its presence alone radiates luxury with such a sleek chassis, large wheels, and a domed roof that tells you that this baby can go fast. The V-10 engine makes this luxury car quite powerful, but the large tires help to make the ride smooth so that you don’t feel like you have to fight to maintain control. It boasts 631 horsepower under the hood, making it one of the more powerful luxury cars out there, and expresses that power when revved up past 8500 RPMs. All of that horsepower results in mileage somewhere between 13 and 18, depending on whether you’re driving through the city or on the highway. And the interior looks just as good as the exterior, with high-quality materials that match the paint job of this luxury car.

9. Porsche 911

Very few people have words to describe how they feel the first time they come across the Porsche 911 GT3. Porsche has upgraded on all of the things that made the original 911 great, making it a better drive that has more grip on the road. The front-end improvements allow for increased aerodynamics for a much smoother ride as well. Equipped with 475 powers, it can go from 0 to 100 kph in just three and a half seconds. Because it’s only a 2-seater, don’t expect to bring a lot of company with you for a night out on the town. The small interior is dressed really well but doesn’t offer a lot of storage space if you bring a lot of things with you. It provides connectivity to all of your electronic devices so that you can listen to your tunes on the go.

8. Ferrari 296 GTB

The Ferrari 296 GTB is considered a complete successor to the Ferrari Dino 246 GT and has all of the power to back up those claims. It sports a V-6 engine that is quieter than you can ever imagine. Even at 84 miles per hour, you’ll zoom along whisper-quiet on the highway. But the appearance of this beautiful luxury car will do all of the head-turning for you. The Ferrari 296 GTB is a smooth ride on the road that always feels connected, and the steering is super-responsive to whichever direction you need to go. The haptic eD button allows you to tamp down on all that horsepower beneath the hood so that you can progress through towns and cities without becoming a noise nuisance. The biggest complaint that most people have is that the touch screen on the steering wheel is a little unnatural to use, but it’s easy to get used to.

7. 2022 Tesla Model Y

The 2022 Tesla Model Y is a crossover that provides you with all the lightweight of a sedan but all of the space of a larger family vehicle. That means no one getting crushed in the backseat with all of your luggage not being able to fit into the trunk. For a vehicle of this size, it has impressive acceleration that you can feel without it causing too much strain. The electric battery also has an impressive range of almost 320 miles per charge. It is constantly updating its own software on the go, meaning that it all runs in the background so that you don’t have to worry about downtime. One complaint, however, is that it doesn’t have any connectivity to your personal electronic devices, so you might just be stuck with the radio. Another is that there are too many controls on the touchscreen interface, so you can get a bit confused fiddling around with options.

6. Ferrari SF90 Stradale 

The Ferrari SF90 Stradale is considered the supercar of this year and has made significant improvements in terms of performance. It’s Ferrari’s choice to showcase what their quality is like. It sports the most advanced technologies you can find, putting it into competition with other high-tech cars on the market. Firstly, it has a V-8 engine that is also coupled with a hybrid electric engine so that you can get more mileage for your buck. Secondly, the chassis construction provides maximum cooling for all the inner workings under the hood. The designers paid attention to the look of the car so that everything could stay in operating order and minimize the risks of any parts breaking. The beautiful screen display behind the steering wheel also provides you with all the necessary information to keep your car in working order.

5. 2022 Audi R8 Coupe

The Audi R8 has been stealing the spotlight for a while now, ever since its 2006 release. Every year after that, Audi has improved upon the design and made it more streamlined until it has become the style you’re familiar with today. There are a variety of luxury items for you to pick and choose from when customizing your R8 so that you can have a vehicle at the end of the day that perfectly matches your needs. It has a V-10 engine that is kept naturally cool through the construction and design of the chassis and has a rear-wheel drive to provide you with maximum control on the road. However, the technological turning point for this vehicle is that it is equipped with handwriting technology to get you where you want to go instead of having to select numbers and letters the traditional way.

4. 2022 Aston Martin 

The 2022 Aston Martin DBS rips by so fast that many pedestrians won’t be able to take in all of its glory. The chassis is carefully sculpted so that this beautiful luxury car can attain top speeds of over 200 miles per hour. The posh interior is nothing to laugh at either since only the finest materials make this feel like a home away from home. What’s great about the Aston martin is that you have several options and features that you can add to the interior to tailor your vehicle exactly to your needs and tastes. This modern vehicle is not a luxury car that is cut from the same cloth as others in the market; Aston Martin cares about their customers’ wants and strives to achieve those by any means necessary. Keep reading for the most high-tech cars available on the market today.

3. 2022 McLaren 720S

The 2022 McLaren 720S is a car that will definitely turn heads. This luxury convertible has all of the style, elegance, and grace of a car that you want to show off around the town. It’s quite mesmerizing to look at but also has incredible handling that makes it a complete joy to drive. This modern vehicle is a great car to have if you live in warmer, temperate climates so that you can whip down the top and let some cool air in. The agility of this graceful car turns on even serious drivers. It has a twin-turbo V-8 engine that will take you up to 100 miles per hour in just five seconds. That’s nothing to laugh at! Be aware that the interior is not ideal for very tall people; you’ll have difficulty climbing in and out because of how small the interior is. Nevertheless, it may just be one small drop in an empty bucket of disadvantages for the options that it provides.

2. 2021 Ford Mustang

The Ford Mustang started as a muscle car and eventually grew into a state of luxury that has drawn many decisive ideas towards it. It has a sleek body that exudes the rich and powerful engine that lives under the hood. After all, it’s not named “Mustang” for no reason. With 459 horsepower, it can achieve 0 to 60 miles per hour in about 3 seconds flat. So that’s nothing to laugh at! The interior design is just as sleek and clean as the outside. Touchscreen panels in the middle console help you control just about everything inside and outside the vehicle. For a little extra fun, you can even control the color of the lights underneath the dashboard so that you can take your weekend parties on the go before and after your destinations.

1. 2020 Porsche Taycan 

The 2020 Porsche Taycan is a luxury car that is also electric, which is a slowly-growing aspect of the vehicle market. However, despite the electric engine, it definitely provides a lot of power. It still provides a comfortable ride, though the interior is a bit small. Nevertheless, the materials used on the inside are high-quality, so you’ll still feel like you’re driving a quality vehicle that will make heads turn. The one downside is that the range of the electric engine is only 200 miles, which is a bit less than a few other electric cars that are out there. That means that you have to plan your trips more often, especially if you travel long distances on a regular basis, but this is a feature that will likely improve with time as Porsche works on future models.