Want to look into the future of automotive design? Check out the latest concept cars. We went to the New York International Auto Show, which ended on Sunday, to see what’s coming up.

This compact sedan has carbon fiber accents, blacked-out grille treatment, and sculpted front headlights.

The HCD 14 Genesis has very few nobs, dials, or handles. In fact, its doors are opened with a remote rather than conventional door handles. It has 22-inch polished silver rims with carbon fiber inlays.

The MDX concept has the new One-Touch walk-in feature that slides second-row seats forward with the push of a button, a two-wheel drive variant, and a touchscreen interface for audio control.

This supercar has a low and wide stance, direct-injected V-6 engine, and Acura’s Sport Hybrid Super Handling All-Wheel Drive system.

This premium compact car has a “cool shade” panoramic roof, leather seats, a kidney grille, and an 8-speed automatic transmission. It is a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle.

This small crossover utility vehicle is expected to come out at the end of next year, with 90 percent of its current features staying. It has a four-passenger interior and push-button gear shift selector.

The WRX has a turbocharged engine, all-wheel drive grip, and carbon-fiber roof.

This concept truck has Wi-Fi hotspot capability with a USB modem or smartphone, Blind Sport Information System, and an open mobile app platform that lets developers integrate their apps with SYNC AppLink.

This concept SUV hints at the design of the new small Honda SUV coming to the United States in 2014. It is nine inches shorter than the CR-V and 169.3 inches long. Its rear door handles are hidden, giving it a coupe look.

Volkswagen’s new Golf concept is already on roadways in Europe. It has a diesel engine and is expected to come to the United States in mid-2014.