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The 2026 Jetour X90 PRO mid-size SUV hit the market on 10 Dec., priced 13.59–16.79 across five trims. Measuring 4858 mm long with a 2850 mm wheelbase, it offers 5/6/7-seat layouts and up to 1634 L cargo space. A 15.6-inch central display powered by Snapdragon 8155, quad-zone voice control and FOTA highlight the upgraded tech package.

Nissan has released official images of the 2026 ARIYA. The facelift focuses on a cleaner front face, replacing the dark trim with 7-shaped LED lamps and an illuminated logo while deleting side air curtains. New 20-inch alloy wheels enhance dynamics, and the full-width taillights remain. Smart-tech and comfort features are also upgraded, strengthening the model’s market position.

SAIC-GM Buick confirmed the Envision Aristocrat BEV will debut in H1 2026. Retaining the PHEV’s 5260×2000×1835 mm body and 3160 mm wheelbase, the EV features a closed grille with crystal wing lamps and full-width light-blade tail. MIIT filings list dual motors 332 kW front/150 kW rear; range and battery specs remain pending.

Spied shots reveal the next-gen BMW X7, codenamed G67, slated for 2027 on the evolved CLAR-WE platform. The flagship SUV keeps the oversized kidney grille and split headlights, gains sleeker DRLs, flush door handles and potentially iX3-inspired tougher taillights. A quad-exit exhaust and relocated license plate complete the rear. Powertrains will span petrol, diesel and the first-ever all-electric iX7, expanding BMW’s luxury EV line-up.

From 26 Dec 2025 to 1 Mar 2026 Ford Argentina presents “Summer 2026”. The Cariló hub displays the full Raza Fuerte pickup line-up plus Bronco, Everest and the new Mustang Dark Horse, while Pinamar’s Off-Road Campus offers test drives, night safaris and Raptor-only events. Partnering with Corona and Red Bull, the brand adds sunset concerts, free tyre calibration, a rooftop co-working deck, a Uruguay coastal Mustang rally, gourmet perks in Punta and sponsorship of surf, golf and skate competitions—delivering a high-performance lifestyle immersion.

The WEY Lanshan “Intelligent Plus” is now on sale as the world’s first production vehicle to pack DeepRoute’s VLA (Vision-Language-Action) model. Integrating visual perception, language understanding and motion planning, VLA delivers human-like defensive driving in complex cities, identifying odd-shape obstacles and road-text signs while accepting memory-based voice commands. With 200k city-NOA cars already delivered and a 40% third-party supplier share last October, DeepRoute will scale the tech and launch Robotaxi/RoadAGI services in 2026.