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The Bugatti Tourbillon, successor to the Chiron, marks the brand's first foray into plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEV). It features an 8.3L V16 engine and two electric motors, delivering a combined 1,800PS and a top speed of 445km/h (with the Speed Key option). The Tourbillon showcases intricate craftsmanship and advanced technology, with a limited production run of 250 units, starting at 3.8 million euros.

Acura’s first teaser images of the next-gen RDX reveal a sleeker LED head-light signature and body lines borrowed from the RSX concept, while the tail is tuned for cabin space. A twin-motor hybrid powertrain is confirmed, but specs remain under wraps. The model is slated for a late-2027 global debut, promising a tech-forward, sportier take on the brand’s mid-size luxury SUV.

Guangzhou will inject an extra 120k ICE license plates in 2026, lifting the yearly quota to 200k. All plates are distributed via monthly lottery with a 1:9 fleet-to-private ratio; unissued lots roll over. NEVs remain quota-free, underscoring the city’s bid to spur auto consumption under the national revitalization plan.

Jeep unveiled the Wrangler 85th Anniversary Edition: subtle exterior tweaks include color-matched fenders, 17-inch wheels and bronze tow hooks, while the cabin gains Golf-GTI-like plaid seats and unique badges. Standard kit now lists LED headlights, heated seats and steering wheel, remote start and L2 driver assist. Both Wrangler and Gladiator variants will be sold in limited numbers, yet quantities remain undisclosed.

Ford confirmed the Ranger Tremor for South America: production starts late 2026 in Pacheco, Argentina. The mid-size pick-up adds a lifted suspension, off-road dampers, all-terrain tyres, electronic locking diff and skid plates, while a new Brazilian-engineered 2.3 GTDi EcoBoost flex-fuel engine delivers petrol/ethanol power without sacrificing daily comfort, broadening the Ranger line-up alongside upcoming single-cab and plug-in hybrid variants.