The 2024 New York Auto Show looked a bit different than in years past. There were fewer shiny debuts, fewer pop-up parties up the gargantuan floors of the Javitt’s center, and more people walking down the street. To where? To the HQs of Genesis, Rivian, and Tesla, which offered intimate looks at their electric vehicles.

After all, to own the coming electric boom, you need to give people an experience with a type of vehicle that they’ve, more often than not, never owned before. If you’re spending this week in the Big Apple, we recommend taking a walk down the High Line to visit the aforementioned carmakers’ venues. If not, take a hint from this list of the most exciting new releases and head over to a dealer to see these EVs for yourself.

Like any good detective, Apple TV+’s Sugar keeps things close to the chest. But unlike any other good detective show, Sugar gets so wrapped up in its own mysteries that it forgets how to be engaging TV.

A genre-bending noir from I Am Legend scribe Mark Protosevich, Sugar has a lot of intriguing elements going for it. It’s got star Colin Farrell, who also executive produces the series. It’s directed by Fernando Meirelles, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker behind City of God. And it’s executive produced by Simon Kinberg, whose fingerprints can be found all over sci-fi hits like Legion and The Martian (but also directed arguably the worst X-Men movie ever: Dark Phoenix).

Sugar has all the makings of a great genre show, one that could cleverly play with its noir tropes in exciting and unconventional ways. Unfortunately, none of its most promising elements come together, and Sugar ends up an incoherent jumble of half-formed ideas.