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Mercedes-AMG A45 S Final Edition concludes the 4MATIC+ story. Features M139 turbocharged four-cylinder engine, Matte Grey and Dark Night Black colors, dark chrome handles, 19-inch matte black forged wheels, yellow AMG hub caps, and high-performance brake calipers with white AMG lettering. Optional yellow-black "45 S" door graphics with yellow accents throughout. The Final Edition writes a perfect ending for the compact performance hot hatch era.

Mercedes-Benz unveiled the 3rd generation GLA, integrating the previous GLA and EQA models—all variants now feature 48V Mild Hybrid, with no pure ICE option. New design adopts latest family face with Galaxy-element LED DRLs and larger grille. Pure electric variant gets solid grille while ICE gets mesh grille. Full-width taillights with non-illuminated center section. The new GLA sets new compact SUV standards with dual powertrains and 48V technology.

Xiaomi revealed more details and interior images of the Pengcheng N90 Max, to officially launch on the evening of July 30. Rear doors open 90 degrees for easy boarding. First and second rows face each other for equal comfort. The sliding center console moves between rows with an eco table, instantly creating a four-person tea table. Third-row cushions fold away and second-row seats slide back extensively for generous legroom.

Geely also unveiled the Okavango SUV in Indonesia besides Coolray—the twin to Malaysia's Proton X90, known as Haoyue in China. The Okavango references the late-2024 Haoyue L update but wears Malaysian X90 wheels. Interior cannot be viewed due to tinted windows, though similar to X90. Though not launched in Indonesia, the Okavango suggests future entry and enriches Southeast Asian SUV choices.

Great Wall H10 will launch on August 5 with 4 configurations pre-priced 219,800-239,800 yuan (limited-time 214,800-234,800 yuan). The exterior adopts "Tripod Aesthetics" design language inspired by bronze tripod vessels with straight lines and angular details. Rear lights feature layered horizontal lines for a sturdy presence. Dimensions 5,138/2,050/1,970mm, wheelbase 3,000mm, with 5-seat and 6-seat options. Approach angle 24°, departure 25°/30°, longitudinal angle 20°, ground clearance 220mm. Five colors with optional two-tone for two, totalling 7 options. The H10's tripod-inspired design sets a new benchmark for Chinese-branded mid-to-large SUVs.