Mark Takahashi

Edmunds

This undated photo provided by Toyota shows the 2019 Toyota Prius AWD-e. The Prius has been the fuel-sipping leader for almost two decades, but its front-wheel-drive layout limited its appeal in wet or icy regions. That changes with the new 2019 Prius AWD-e, which arrives at dealerships early this year.

Edmunds: Top Picks for Fuel-Efficient AWD

Some new 2019 vehicles offer shoppers a way to get both all-wheel drive and great fuel economy.

This undated photo provided by Mercedes-Benz, shows the 2018 Mercedes-Benz S 450 sedan. In a few of its vehicles, such as S-Class models, Mercedes-Benz has a similar 'partial driving automation system,' to use the latest definition from the Society of Automotive Engineers.

The Newest Vehicle Tech Trends

Here's an overview of vehicle technology that's available now in luxury vehicles and a taste of what you can expect to become more widespread in the future.