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BYD's compact SUV Yuan UP DM-i made its European debut, offering 90km pure electric range and 1000km total range. The plug-in hybrid model retains the design of its EV counterpart and features the fifth-generation DM system with a 1.5L engine and electric motor. Currently, the Yuan UP is only available in pure electric variants in China, priced from 74,800 to 119,800 yuan.

The Beijing Off-Road BJ60 Thunder Executive Edition, a mid-to-large SUV featuring a range-extended powertrain, will debut on November 30. This variant adds chrome exterior trim, 20-inch alloy wheels, and suede-like upholstery with power-adjustable rear seats. The cabin maintains a multi-screen layout and physical controls for enhanced off-road functionality.

Ford Pro announces Ranger enhancements, expanding the PHEV lineup with Platinum and Limited models featuring segment-first BlueCruise hands-free driving. All models receive blacked-out design themes, standard 12-inch touchscreen and 12.4-inch digital cluster. The Ranger PHEV delivers 281 PS and up to 3,500 kg towing capacity. Deliveries begin spring 2026.

Mitsubishi launches the Triton Street variant in Thailand, priced at 649,000 baht. Based on the Mega Cab configuration, the new model features a six-sided grille, black front bumper and 17-inch alloy wheels. Powered by a 4N16 2.4-litre turbodiesel producing 150 PS and 330 Nm, it pairs with a six-speed manual transmission driving the rear wheels. Standard equipment includes forward collision mitigation, 10-inch touchscreen, and a five-year/150,000-km warranty, positioning it as the most affordable Mega Cab variant.

Spy shots reveal the facelifted Geely Xingyuan, showing minimal exterior changes with new aerodynamic wheels. Interior updates include a column-mounted shifter, revised center console layout, Galaxy logo on the steering wheel, and updated multifunction buttons. The current model launched in October with prices ranging from 68,800 to 98,800 RMB.