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M-Hero has released teaser images of the X700, the first model in its new X series co-developed with Huawei Qiankun. Positioned as an urban light-offroad SUV with a boxy design, the X700 is expected to feature a unibody construction, differentiating it from the ladder-frame M series and targeting a segment similar to the Fangchengbao Titanium lineup. Exterior highlights include a full-width DRL, an illuminated M-Hero logo, and starlight-style light strips. The new M817 was launched on June 27.

Geely has released new teaser images of its flagship wide-body sedan codenamed FS21, scheduled to debut on July 10. Positioned as a mid-size sedan, the vehicle measures 4,956/1,915/1,505 mm with a wheelbase of 2,845 mm, offering 17- to 19-inch wheel options. It will be available in both ICE and hybrid powertrain variants. The exterior features Geely's family design language, including a "Rippling Light" vertical-bar chrome grille and dual-lens LED headlamps with diamond-cut projector modules.

The new Li Auto L6 interior has been officially revealed, with the cabin matching the L9 standard, optional quad LiDAR, and significantly improved pure electric range. The L6 will launch on July 16. The interior continues the L9 design approach with a new steering wheel design removing the screen above, accented with metal trim, and introduces an ultra-wide panoramic display, premium materials, and warm ambient lighting. On the exterior, a new Dune Yellow color is added, with overall styling aligned to the L9 Livis, featuring optimized front active grille for enhanced visual presence. Smart sensing hardware upgrades include the front LiDAR plus optional side and rear LiDAR, allowing a full quad-LiDAR configuration on par with the L9 Livis.

Qijing has officially revealed the GX7, a new mid-to-large-size SUV set to launch in the second half of 2026. Measuring 5,099/2,006/1,750 mm with a 3,070 mm wheelbase, the GX7 inherits the GT7's family design language. It features million-pixel color intelligent projection headlamps, an 896-line dual-optical-path image-grade LiDAR, and Huawei's Qiankun ADS 5 intelligent driving system. The vehicle will be offered in both BEV and EREV variants, as Qijing plans to expand its portfolio across sedans and SUVs through 2028.

The Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series has reopened for orders after a one-year hiatus, with official images released. The model retains its classic retro design language, featuring chrome bumper trim, round headlamps with separate turn signals, a blacked-out mesh grille, and a clamshell hood. Window apertures are enlarged compared to current models, with black window frames and chrome-accented flip-out door handles with mechanical key locks. Off-road equipment includes flared wheel arches, all-terrain tires, and a snorkel. Notably, the returning model drops the manual transmission and large-capacity fuel tank options previously available.

On July 8, Xiaomi Auto officially confirmed the English name for its new range-extender SUV series as "SkyNomad," following multiple prior online leaks. The same day, the discovery of the "Xiaomi Pengcheng" WeChat public account essentially confirmed the Chinese name (Pengcheng). Test spy shots of the Xiaomi Pengcheng series have surfaced multiple times, with three models revealed covering different sizes and scenarios: an entry-level SUV (under 5 meters in length), a large SUV (5.2-5.3 meters in length), and a high-roof version derived from the large SUV. The high-roof version features an electrically adjustable roof tent, primarily targeting outdoor camping and diverse travel scenarios.