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Beijing Hyundai has released official interior images of the ELEXIO, its upcoming all-electric SUV featuring a dedicated EV platform and intelligent technology, with a market launch expected in September.
The Xiaomi YU7 garnered 240,000 orders immediately upon its launch, with Lei Jun using this event to officially sound the clarion call to challenge Tesla.
The integration of cockpit and driving domains is gradually becoming a development trend.
On June 26, Xpeng announced the official launch of its flagship model, the Xpeng X9, in the Indonesian market, with a starting price of IDR 99 billion.
Leapmotor’s B10, an all-electric SUV, is undergoing global road testing across five continents for six months, focusing on performance and adaptability. It has sold 13,403 units by June 2025, expanding internationally.
According to official sources, the Yangwang U9 will return to Germany’s Nürburgring Nordschleife in July for another round of lap time testing.
A brand-new platform and a refreshed design—can the new AITO M7 reclaim its former sales crown?
Geely launched the EX5 electric SUV in six Adriatic countries, expanding into international markets. This model has achieved notable success, especially in Australia, with over 1,000 registrations.
In the week of June 9-15, 2025, Tesla and AITO excelled in China’s new energy vehicle sales, while other brands struggled, indicating a weakening market despite some short-term spikes.
Five-seat layout and spacious cabin — the Formula Leopard T7 is clearly targeting family-oriented buyers.