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The Range Rover Electric is under development, featuring a 117kWh battery pack developed in-house by Jaguar Land Rover. The battery consists of 344 prismatic cells within an 800-volt architecture. The SUV will also include single-pedal driving mode, Terrain Response system, and ThermAssist thermal management to reduce energy consumption by up to 40%. The chassis and Intelligent Driveline Dynamics (IDD) system are being optimized for authentic Range Rover handling and improved traction on low-grip surfaces.

The European Union has revised its additional tariffs on electric vehicles manufactured in China, with brands such as Tesla experiencing a decrease in rates. Tesla's tariff rate has been reduced from 20.8% to 7.8%, and Geely's rate has also seen a reduction. This adjustment could influence the competitiveness of Chinese electric vehicles in the European market. China has welcomed the EU's decision and expressed its willingness to resolve trade disputes through dialogue and consultation.

The 2025 Dongfeng Yipai eπ007 has been unveiled and is set to hit the market soon. The vehicle retains the current design with a closed grille, split headlights, and Penetrating taillights. It features hidden door handles, frameless doors, and red brake calipers, enhancing its sporty look. With dimensions of 4880/1895/1460mm and a wheelbase of 2915mm, the interior includes an 8.8-inch digital instrument screen and a 15.6-inch floating screen. The vehicle offers both pure-electric and extended-range powertrains to meet diverse user needs.

Tesla has recently applied for the “TESLA OPTIMUS” trademark, covering categories such as clothing, fitness equipment, and kitchenware, currently awaiting substantive examination. Optimus, the humanoid robot developed by Tesla, is set to enter trial production. It features high integration and functionality, capable of performing daily tasks like childcare, dog walking, and shopping, as well as technical tasks like serving coffee and mixing drinks. Musk estimates the price at $20,000-$30,000, equivalent to approximately 145,000-217,000 RMB.

Spy photos of the mid-cycle refreshed Mercedes-Benz C-Class have been revealed, with the model expected to launch in summer 2025. The exterior features new tail lights, a larger front grille, and a three-pointed star LED daytime running light design, along with a new trapezoidal intake on the lower fascia for a sportier look. The side profile shows a compact standard-wheelbase version with double-spoke wheels. The tail retains the current shape with new three-pointed star LED tail lights. Powertrain options are expected to include a 1.5T plug-in hybrid system with a WLTC electric range of 126 km and a combined output of 313 hp, as well as a 1.5T engine with a 48V mild-hybrid system, offering maximum power outputs of 170 and 204 hp, paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission.

The new BMW 1 Series is expected to launch in 2027 as a compact sedan. It will feature the Neue Klasse design with a wide double grille integrated with headlights and large dual-strip taillights. Powertrain options include hybrid and electric versions, with the latter offering a range of over 483km. Hybrid models may retain current naming conventions, while the electric version could be called i1.