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Zeekr will officially launch the 9X five-seat variant on July 28 at 10:00 AM. Pre-sale customers paying a 5,000-yuan deposit unlock benefits worth up to 90,000 yuan, including deposit doubling, complimentary Naim audio, a wing-style sliding screen, and power side steps, with deliveries starting in late July. The design features a 120+ cm wide chrome grille and a 2.15 m² clamshell hood, with dimensions of 5,239/2,029/1,819 mm and a 3,169 mm wheelbase. The intelligent driving system employs 43 sensors including one 520-line long-range LiDAR and four solid-state LiDARs, offering H7 (700 TOPS Nvidia Thor-U) and H9 (1,400+ TOPS with production L3) configurations.

Toyota Motor Europe (TME), in collaboration with BMW Group, Bosch, and Repsol, has announced the launch of a pioneering six-month pilot project in Spain to demonstrate the real-world potential of Vehicles running Exclusively on Eligible Fuels (VEEF). Launched in early July 2026, the initiative will deploy a fleet of around 20 Toyota and BMW vehicles powered by Repsol's 100% renewable gasoline (Nexa 95), supported by Bosch's advanced digital fuel tracking system. The pilot will provide real-world evidence that renewable fuels can be deployed at scale today using existing vehicles, refueling infrastructure, and digital certification technologies, offering a viable pathway for automotive decarbonization.

The all-new BMW X5 M60 has been spied in prototype form ahead of its expected 2027 debut. Power comes from a 4.4L twin-turbo V8 engine, while a separate X5 M with a V8 plug-in hybrid powertrain is also planned. Exterior updates include enlarged lower bumper air intakes for improved cooling. Notably, the D-pillar features an illuminated M badge—a design element first introduced on the new BMW i3—making the X5 M60 potentially the first ICE model to adopt this feature, enhancing M brand identity and sporting character.

Alfa Romeo has teased a new C-segment crossover SUV built on the Stellantis STLA Medium platform, positioned between the Stelvio and Tonale with an all-new naming convention. Designed at Alfa Romeo's Turin center, the vehicle features a steeply raked rear window for a coupe-SUV silhouette, aerodynamic rear styling, and horizontal taillights, preserving the brand's sporting DNA. Powertrain options include mild hybrid, PHEV, and BEV variants, with production scheduled for Q4 2027. The Giulia and Stelvio are also set for generational updates, while a new sports car will emerge from the Bottega Fuoriserie collaboration with Maserati.

Spy shots of the Genesis GV70 hybrid prototype have surfaced, with an expected overseas launch in early 2027. The vehicle will feature an all-new hybrid powertrain, though specific technical details remain undisclosed. The refreshed GV70 ICE variant launched in early July with a new Graphite Sport package, including gloss black grille, roof rails, and mirror caps, plus 21-inch wheels and red brake calipers. Engine options continue with 2.5T and 3.5T variants. The hybrid addition will further diversify the GV70 lineup to address evolving powertrain preferences.