The ‘European Motor Show – Brussels’ saw various vehicle world premieres, as listed below. The media preview day was 15 January.

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Audi A1 & Sportback facelifts: new also are 1.0-litre petrol & 1.4-litre diesel engines

Audi S1 & Sportback facelifts: no mechanical changes, just a mild styling makeover

Citroën C4 facelift: first styling update is mild, with replacement due to follow in 2017

Fiat Doblò Panorama facelift: LCV versions were at the Hanover IAA last September

Hyundai i30 facelift: new turbo variants too, cars were revealed to media in December

Mercedes-Benz CLA 45 AMG Shooting Brake: same turbocharged engine as saloon

Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class Shooting Brake: was at Detroit but only at an off-site event

Opel Corsavan: new generation model, maximum payload up by 21kg to 571kg

SEAT León ST Cupra: same 195kW (265PS) & 206kW (280PS) engines as hatchbacks

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