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Qijing has unveiled teaser images of its first shooting brake coupe, developed jointly by GAC and Huawei. The vehicle features Huawei's Qiankun ADS Level 3 conditional autonomous driving architecture with roof-mounted LiDAR, a low-slung aerodynamic silhouette, and semi-flush door handles. Equipped with an exclusive marque identity, the smart EV shooting brake is scheduled for debut in April with market launch following in June, targeting the premium intelligent coupe segment.

Volvo is reportedly planning a flagship three-row SUV positioned above the XC90 and EX90 to target F-segment demand in the US and China. Expected to exceed five meters in length, the model will likely prioritize hybrid powertrains over full electrification in the near term. Production is planned for Volvo’s Charleston plant, with potential platform sharing with Geely’s SEA-R architecture also under consideration.

FAW-Volkswagen has unveiled the new Sagitar S, commemorating the 20th anniversary of the lineup. Featuring a 2688mm wheelbase and full-width tail lamps, the model boasts an 84.2% cabin utilization rate with a 12.9-inch central display. It offers dual powertrains: a 1.5L engine with 6AT for efficiency and a 1.5T EVO2 with 7DSG for performance, reinforcing the brand's compact sedan portfolio.

Spy shots reveal the facelifted Mercedes-Benz CLE featuring updated starlight headlamps and revised front fascia while retaining its sleek fastback silhouette and full-width taillights. The cabin maintains the dual-screen configuration with enhanced MBUX infotainment. The flagship AMG CLE 63 will debut a new 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 flat-plane crank engine, while standard models are expected to carry over current powertrains.

The Toyota GR Yaris Aero Performance debuted at the 2026 Rallye Monte-Carlo featuring six motorsport-derived aerodynamic components for enhanced high-speed stability and cooling. The launch included the limited-production Sébastien Ogier 9x World Champion Edition (200 units globally) and MORIZO RR special edition, alongside the GR Yaris Rally2 H2 hydrogen combustion concept, reinforcing Toyota Gazoo Racing's commitment to transferring racing technology to production vehicles.

BMW M has announced its first battery-electric high-performance models based on the Neue Klasse architecture will debut from 2027. Featuring quad-motor independent drive with fully decoupling front axle capability, the vehicles deliver up to one megawatt (1,341 hp) via an 800-volt electrical architecture and over 100kWh Gen6 cylindrical battery. The lineup introduces simulated gear shifts, newly developed soundscapes, and natural fibre construction to reduce CO2e emissions by 40%.