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Ferrari’s first EV, the Elettrica, packs quad motors across two e-axles for 1,128 PS and 990 Nm, launching 0-100 km/h in 2.5s and vmax 310km/h. The front 286PS axle disconnects for Range RWD; the rear 843PS axle adds 2.15° rear-steer. Single-speed reduction, no gearbox. eManettino selects Range/Tour/Performance; Dry mode debuts in right Manettino. Full reveal set for H2 2026.

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.

The IM LS6 lineup gains a new extended-range variant with standard air suspension. Priced at RMB 229,900 after incentives, it packs a 52 kWh battery for 370 km CLTC electric range and 1,400 km total range. Optional 700 TOPS Thor-U AD chip and LiDAR are available. The LS6 range now spans 10 trims from RMB 212,900 to 284,900.

The facelifted 2025 Range Rover SV is now on sale, priced from 2.368 to 3.358 million RMB across four variants. Styling remains unchanged, while new SV-exclusive paints—including British Racing Green—and matte finishes expand customization. Standard- and long-wheelbase bodies offer 2 997 mm and 3 197 mm wheelbases respectively. Carry-over 3.0T L6 and 4.4T V8 powertrains receive minor equipment upgrades, enhancing flagship luxury credentials.

Nissan has announced that the all-new, fourth-generation Navara pickup will make its global debut on November 19, 2025. After 11 years on the market, the current Navara will be replaced by a new model expected to share its ladder-frame chassis and 2.4-liter turbo-diesel engine (204PS/470Nm) with the Mitsubishi Triton. However, Nissan emphasizes that the Navara will feature unique exterior and interior designs to maintain its brand identity. This strategic move aims to reduce development costs and time while strengthening Nissan’s position in the competitive pickup segment.