Announced yesterday, the Peugeot Landtrek !

https://www.motor1.com/news/399648/2020-peugeot-landtrek-pickup-revealed/

It's a chinese pickup, dressed as a Peugeot, for Africa and South America. But one article announcing the news made reference to another "french" vehicle I wasn't aware of, the Renault Triber.

https://www.renault.co.in/vehicles/personal-cars/triber.html

It's been designed and built in India, and is exported to Indonesia and now South Africa.

Oh, and there's a new truck range at MAN for 2020.

https://press.mantruckandbus.com/man-truck--bus-introduces-new-truck-generation/

I finally saw a 2020 VW Transporter T6.1 yesterday.

Apparently, Hummer plans to come back in fall 2021:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WD8XXufyFI

The Hino XL-Series (XL7 for class 7 models and XL8 for class 8 ones) is sold since June 2019 as 2020 model year, so some should soon appear in US and Canadian movies / series?
Like the Hino 600, the truck is apparently made only for the North American market, and is build in Hino's brand new plant in Mineral Wells, West Virginia.

Slight mistake from my side. Chery doesn't seem to plan coming to America, but Zotye will, with their T600 crossover.

Holden officially killed off it's automobile lineup today, meaning it will no longer sell the Commodore sedan and wagon and Astra hatchbacks. It leaves one pickup and four SUVs in the lineup (Colorado/Acadia/Equinox/Trailblazer/Trax), though the Chevy Corvette will also be available. Should be no surprise given that those models are no longer made by GM anyway. We'll see how long Opel continues to make them now.

https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/motoring/holden-commodore-axed-after-40-years/news-story/afc2d62d60eb79dd2707b0f542aeb1e5?

Slightly different from the usual entries in this thread but .......

"These 1990s cars will soon be legal on US roads"

Anticipate an avalanche of Skodas??

With the return of the Gladiator back in spring, a new Wagoneer has been announced by Jeep. Production will begin in the 4th quarter of 2020 for the 2021 MY.

China's VW Tharu will also be released in North America as the Tarek for 2020.

And probably the biggest news of all: for 2020 the first mass-produced Chinese cars will hit American soil: Chery begins its advance into Europe and America. I'm actually kind of hyped: if you ignore the QQ6, Cherys look like really solid cars. They've partnered with companies such as Bosch, Jaguar Land Rover and Daimler.

With the return of the Gladiator back in spring, a new Wagoneer has been announced by Jeep. Production will begin in the 4th quarter of 2020 for the 2021 MY.

China's VW Tharu wil

The Chrysler Voyager is returning for 2020 but looks to be a less expensive Pacifica.
https://www.chrysler.com/voyager.html