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Changan Auto has announced the CS75 PLUS Blue Whale Super Edition compact SUV is now open for blind orders, with four launch benefits including Midea home appliances for test drives, RMB 99 deposit offset against RMB 999 purchase price, 10,000 Gravity Domain points and an additional 10,000 points for social media delivery posts. The vehicle will make its public debut at the Beijing Auto Show on April 24. Design features a boundless front grille with V-shaped elements, star-ring full-width light bar and 7-shaped headlamps, available in seven colours including Andes Grey and Atomic Grey. The profile showcases multi-layer waistlines, dense-spoke alloys and roof rails, with wheel options of 18, 19 and 20 inches.

SAIC-GM-Wuling has announced the Bingo Pro will open for pre-orders on April 14, with official launch expected in Q2. Positioned between the standard Bingo and Bingo S, the model adopts a five-door, five-seat layout with dimensions of 4050×1758×1580mm and a 2560mm wheelbase. Design embraces neo-retro aesthetics with circular LED headlights, three-tier arc light strips, semi-flush door handles and petal-shaped alloys, while the rear features a retro spoiler and ruby-finish rectangular tail lamps. Standard equipment includes DC fast charging and V2L discharge capability, delivering up to 403 km CLTC range. Four paint options including Hepburn Green and Roaming Silver feature eight-layer coating.

The Honda Super-One city EV opens for pre-orders in Japan on April 16, with UK sales as the Super-N commencing in July. Based on the N-One e: kei car, it features a 29.6 kWh battery delivering 205 km WLTP range and 50 kW DC fast charging. Output is rated at 64 PS and 162 Nm, with Boost Mode unlocking 95 PS and paddle-shift simulated seven-speed transmission. Weighing just 1,090 kg—140 kg lighter than the Proton eMas 5 Prime—the Super-One features box-flared fenders and 15-inch Berlina Black eight-spoke alloys, positioned as the spiritual successor to the City Turbo II.

SAIC-GM-Wuling has launched the 2026 Yangguang electric van, offering eight variants across 2-seater cargo, 6-seat and 9-seat passenger configurations, priced from RMB 69,800 to RMB 118,800 after incentives. The lineup covers 300-440 km range options, with cargo variants featuring CATL batteries and capacity for 220 standard beer crates, plus 270-degree split rear doors and 595mm loading height for forklift access. Passenger variants offer flexible 6/9-seat layouts. Launch benefits include RMB 5,000 trade-in subsidy or RMB 3,000 finance discount, RMB 2,000 deposit bonus, up to RMB 3,000 cash rebate, 8-year or 600,000 km battery warranty and 7kW AC charging pile for selected models.

Geely Galaxy has announced the Xingyao 7 plug-in hybrid will open for pre-orders on April 16. Positioned as a mid-size PHEV, it features e-AWD intelligent electric all-wheel drive enabling 0-100 km/h in 5.4 seconds, Qianli Haohan ADAS H3 system and next-generation chassis technology including adaptive variable damping and enhanced five-link rear suspension. Design inherits the "Galaxy Waterfall" illuminated vertical grille, with dimensions of 4958/1915/1505mm and a 2852mm wheelbase—significantly larger than the Xingyao 6—riding on 19-inch multi-spoke alloys. The rear features C-shaped full-width tail lamps and chrome-trimmed bumper, delivering elegant proportions with sporting character.

FREELANDER has released camouflaged images of its production model, retaining the Concept 97's boxy, rugged design with Land Rover-inspired styling. The three-tier geometric front fascia features hidden horizontal grille bars, while the profile adopts signature castle-like proportions with a pure flat roof. The rear employs vertical-cut design language creating a trapezoidal stance. The vehicle comes standard with Huawei Qiankun ADS 4.1 autonomous driving system, 896-line LiDAR and Qualcomm Snapdragon 8397 automotive-grade chip. Full brand details will be revealed in June, with market launch scheduled for the second half of 2026.