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KDevelop and Qt Creator are right now both adding libclang support for autocompletion (and hopefully more of the code model) and both became pretty good in the past. I suggest looking into them, especially as soon as libclang is in.

It's not like KDevelop doesn't have very fully featured auto-completion support right now :).

Its existing C++ smarts are extremely impressive already; the developers are mostly considering libclang to get out of having to maintain their own C++ implementation as time goes on and the language gains more features.

Qt creator is good, at least with < 100KLOC projects, probably with ones larger as well.

What's wrong with Emacs?

Whats wrong with using a magnetic needle and steady hand?

What's wrong with using butterflies?

Injectors > butterfly valves

It doesn't have the 'I' in C++ IDE.

Before anyone feels the need to praise Emacs here: It's been my primary C++ development environment for nearly 15 years. It does it alright, but it's not integrated in the way an IDE is.

qt-creator isn't bad at all.