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Spy images of the Volvo EX60 show familiar Thor’s Hammer headlights and vertical taillights. Built on the new SPA3 EV architecture, the SUV will offer single- or dual-motor layouts with over 700 km CLTC range, debuting on January 26, 2026.

On October 29 Nissan will world-premiere the all-new fourth-generation Elgrand—its first large minivan with 3rd-gen e-POWER—and the refreshed Ariya EV featuring Google-based infotainment, V2L and Japan-specific suspension at the Japan Mobility Show 2025. The stand will also host the 3rd-gen Leaf, Europe-bound Micra EV, China-market N7, the Season 11 Formula E title-winning car, a Serena-based autonomous mobility prototype starting Yokohama pilots in November, plus interactive V2H/V2L energy-management demos, highlighting the company’s electrified, customer-centric future under the Re:Nissan plan.

Toyota Motor unveiled the Land Cruiser FJ on October 20, 2025, with a Japan market launch set for mid-2026. Rooted in the back-to-basics 250 Series, the FJ emphasizes light-duty off-roading and personalisation while retaining the nameplate’s legendary reliability. It will debut physically at the Japan Mobility Show October 30, broadening a Cruiser lineup that has sold 12.15 million units across 190 markets.

Porsche’s ninth brand-exclusive Charging Lounge opened in Evendorf/Nordheide, Lower Saxony, along the key A7 corridor. Six 400 kW DC chargers maintain full output even when occupied, recharging a current Taycan from 10-80% in 18 min and a Macan in 21 min. The lounge offers 24/7 security, seating, refreshments, washrooms and free Wi-Fi. Access is granted via Porsche ID, licence-plate recognition, Charging Card or QR code, with payment centralised through the Porsche Charging Service that spans 900,000 points across 27 European countries.

The Lynk & Co 09 MHEV AWD Explorer will launch on October 23. Retaining the brand’s signature design, the 5042 mm-long, 2984 mm-wheelbase SUV adds Dark Purple paint, new 20-inch alloys and a Light Beige interior with a 15.4-inch floating screen, expanding the full-size SUV range.

Ford unveiled the Explorer Kunlun Trail 5-seat variant on Oct 20. With second-row folded, cargo volume expands to 2487 L. A 2.3 mm galvanized-steel skid plate, 18-inch AT tires and standard Torsen B mechanical rear LSD complement the carry-over 2.3T/10AT powertrain for tougher off-road capability. Blacked-out mountain-pattern grille, orange accents and C-shaped lamps modernize the look; sales start in November.