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Spy photos of the first model from FREELANDER—a new independent electrification brand jointly developed by Chery and Jaguar Land Rover—have been leaked online, with the global debut scheduled for March 31. The large six-seat plug-in hybrid SUV, spotted in crash test configuration with Chery badging visible, signals Chery's lead in project development. The vehicle is reportedly built on Chery's T1X platform, developed by an international team integrating JLR and Qoros technologies for shared development and synergistic benefits. The modular T1X architecture supports wheelbase adjustment between 2,560-2,800 mm, covering A to B-segment SUVs with flexible dimensional scalability. The FREELANDER launch marks the substantive execution of Chery-JLR cooperation in the electrification domain.

The 2026 Changan UNI-Z has launched on March 26 with two variants—500ar PRO and 500ar MAX—priced at 115,900 and 124,900 yuan respectively. Exterior updates include enlarged front bumper air intakes while dimensions remain unchanged at 4,730 mm long with a 2,795 mm wheelbase. Interior revisions feature a new three-spoke steering wheel and column-mounted gear selector. The model introduces the Tianshu intelligent driving assist system with added functions including reverse tracking and lane change assist, alongside upgraded voice control with continuous recognition, CarPlay/HiCar connectivity, and driver's seat massage functionality.

NIO officially launched the 2026 ES6 and EC6 on April 2, with the ES6 priced at 338,000 yuan (230,000 yuan with BaaS) and EC6 at 358,000 yuan (250,000 yuan with BaaS). Nature Adventure special editions start at 350,000 and 370,000 yuan respectively. Updates include Moon 3.0 exterior package and 20-inch forged wheels, with special editions featuring exclusive Star Green/Cloud White paints and 21-inch wheels. Customers locking orders before April 30 receive zero-gravity seats, five-year NOP+ subscription and additional limited-time benefits.

Wuling announced its Huajing S large SUV will open pre-booking on April 7, marking the first flagship model from the deepened Wuling-Huawei strategic partnership. Built on the Tianyu Architecture L platform, the large six-seat PHEV SUV features a new design language with full-width star-ring DRLs and closed grille for enhanced visual width, plus distinctive full-width taillights. Dimensions of 5,235 mm long and 3,105 mm wheelbase position it in the full-size SUV segment.

Zongheng has launched the G700 Dinghuo Mingdi Edition in collaboration with top-tier off-road modifier Dinghuo, featuring factory-certified extreme capability and "stock-as-modified" quality assurance. Priced at RMB 424,900 with a limited-time offer of RMB 399,900, the model includes nine exclusive benefits: Dinghuo livery, RMB 25,000 purchase/insurance subsidies, Lexicon premium audio upgrade, satellite connectivity, zero-down-payment financing, lifetime warranty for first owners, off-road experience packages, 7kW charging equipment and three years of complimentary connectivity services, reinforcing the brand's commitment to premium off-road lifestyle and personalization.

FAW-Volkswagen officially launched the all-new Sagitar S on March 31, offering four variants priced between 79,800 and 105,800 yuan as the brand's entry-level compact sedan. Measuring 4,702 mm long with a 2,688 mm wheelbase, the Sagitar S features a fastback silhouette and full-width DRL. Interior highlights include a 12.9-inch floating center display, 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, Qualcomm 8155 chipset and AI large language model integration. Powertrain options comprise a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine with 6AT (110 PS) and a 1.5T EVO2 with 7-speed DSG (160 PS). The Magotan PHEV and Tayron L PHEV are expected in Q2.