Every Vehicle Not Returning To The US In 2021

There were a lot of vehicles that were axed last year, and almost 100% were sedans, coupes, convertibles, and hatchbacks. The rise of EVs, popularity of SUVs, crossovers and pickups and cost-cutting plans are forcing tons of models out of production. So, we made a list of the ones that are not coming next year. Some are crossovers, and we've got a minivan in there, too.

Acura RLX

Replacement: None

Alfa Romeo 4C Convertible

Replacement: Revived 8C (not confirmed)

Bentley Mulsanne

Replacement: Large SUV

BMW i8/i8 Convertible

Replacement: None

Cadillac CT6

Replacement: Cadillac Celestiq

Chevrolet Impala

Replacement: None

Chevrolet Sonic Sedan/Hatch

Replacement: None

Dodge Grand Caravan

Replacement: Chrysler Voyager

Dodge Journey

Replacement: None

Ford Fusion

Replacement: Lifted wagon

Honda Civic Coupe/Si

Replacement: 11th generation Civic

Honda Fit

Replacement: Revived CR-Z (not confirmed)

Hyundai Santa Fe XL

Replacement: Hyundai Palisade

Hyundai Accent

Replacements: None

Hyundai Veloster

Replacements: Hyundai Veloster N Line/N

Infiniti Q70/Q70L

Replacement: Infiniti Q80 (not confirmed)

Kia Optima

Replacement: Kia K5

Kia Soul EV

Replacement: Production Kia Imagine

Lexus GS/GS F

Replacement: None

Lincoln Continental

Replacement: None

Lincoln MKZ

Replacement: None

Maserati GranTurismo

Replacement: Next Generation 2022 GranTurismo

Mazda CX-5 Diesel

Replacement: None

Mercedes-Benz SLC/SLK

Replacement: 2022 Mercedes SL

Mercedes-Benz S-Class Coupe/Convertible

Replacement: 2022 Mercedes CLE

Nissan 370Z

Replacement: Nissan 400Z

Nissan Sentra Nismo

Replacement: None

Toyota Yaris Hatch/Sedan

Replacement: None

Volkswagen Golf (TSI, TSI SEL, 2-Door)

Replacement: 2022 VW Golf GTI/R

Volkswagen Golf Sportwagen/Alltrack

Replacements: None