Frankfurt Motor Show 2017 in pictures: all the latest cars

Audi RS4 Avant: an all-new version of Audi’s super estate made a surprise appearance at the show. It has a more aggressive design than its predecessor and features a 2.9-litre turbocharged V6 engine taken from the firm’s RS5 coupe.

BMW i3s: along with a revamped version of the i3 electric car, BMW revealed a faster i3s at the motor show. This model is powered by a 168bhp electric motor and gets wider wheel arches for a sportier look.

BMW’s i Vision Dynamics concept at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show

BMW M5: the new super saloon is not only more powerful than its predecessor, it’s also the first BMW performance car to be fitted with an all-wheel drive system. This helps launch the car from 0-62mph in a supercar-rivalling 3.4 seconds.

BMW M5: the new super saloon is not only more powerful than its predecessor, it’s also the first BMW performance car to be fitted with an all-wheel drive system. This helps launch the car from 0-62mph in a supercar-rivalling 3.4 seconds.

Prices for the X7 are expected to kick off at around £70,000

Bugatti Chiron

Ferrari Portofino: the Italian firm has dropped the California name for its entry-level supercar and instead calls its new model the Portofino. The vehicle is powered by the same 3.9-litre twin-turbo V8 as the company’s 488 and boasts a power output of 592bhp.

Ford Mustang: the company's iconic sports car is also due an update next year. The revamped model features sharper front end styling and a lower nose, as well as a digital dashboard similar to the company’s GT hypercar and more soft-touch trim elements.

Ford Mustang: The company's iconic sports car is also due an update next year, which brings with it sharper front end styling and a lower nose. Additionally, it gets a digital dashboard similar to the company’s GT hypercar and more soft-touch trim elements.

Ford Mustang: The company's iconic sports car is also due an update next year, which brings with it sharper front end styling and a lower nose. Additionally, it gets a digital dashboard similar to the company’s GT hypercar and more soft-touch trim elements.

Ford EcoSport: an updated version arrives next year and sees the compact SUV get a host of tech features in the cabin, including a floating infotainment system and an optional B&O sound system.

Hyundai i30 N: the Korea manufacturer has ramped up its involvement in motorsport in recent years, and the i30 N is a celebration of its efforts. It’s been tested at Germany’s 12.9-mile Nurburgring test circuit and boasts a power output of 271bhp.

Lamborghini Aventador S: the Italian carmaker has taken the top off its range-topping supercar. It’s powered by a 6.0-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine and can go from 0-62mph in three seconds flat.

Lamborghini Aventador S: the Italian carmaker has taken the top off its range-topping supercar. It’s powered by a 6.0-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine and can go from 0-62mph in three seconds flat.

Mercedes-AMG Project One: to celebrate its four F1 championships over the past four years, Mercedes decided to put the engine from Lewis Hamilton’s F1 challenger into a supercar. All 275 examples of the resulting Project One have already been sold, for £2.4m each.

Mercedes-AMG Project One: to celebrate its four F1 championships over the past four years, Mercedes decided to put the engine from Lewis Hamilton’s F1 challenger into a supercar. All 275 examples of the resulting Project One have already been sold, for £2.4m each.

Mercedes-AMG Project One: to celebrate its four F1 championships over the past four years, Mercedes decided to put the engine from Lewis Hamilton’s F1 challenger into a supercar. All 275 examples of the resulting Project One have already been sold, for £2.4m each.

Mercedes-AMG Project One: to celebrate its four F1 championships over the past four years, Mercedes decided to put the engine from Lewis Hamilton’s F1 challenger into a supercar. All 275 examples of the resulting Project One have already been sold, for £2.4m each.

The Mini electric concept that appeared at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2017

Renault Megane RS: an all-new version of the critically acclaimed hot hatchback will appear next year. It comes with four-wheel steering to improve cornering grip and can be specced with a six-speed manual gearbox.

Renault RS 2027: what will F1 cars look like in ten years’ time? A lot like this, says Renault. Although it comes with the a V6 engine similar to current F1 cars, the RS 2027 can travel down the pit lane using only electrical energy and has LED hub caps to show fans what position the driver is occupying in a race.

Suzuki Swift Sport: the third-generation hot hatchback is due out next year. Suzuki focused on improving the hatchback’s handling by lowering its weight to just 970kg, making it significantly lighter than most mass-volume cars of the past decade.