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On June 26, 2025, Buick launched the GL8 Land Business Class starting at ¥229,900. The entry-level MPV features a 2.0T+9AT powertrain, 3088mm wheelbase, and 7-seat layout with upgraded 12.3-inch dual screens and anti-nausea aviation seats. Purchasers can enjoy financial incentives and trade-in subsidies until July 31.

The next-generation BMW iX3, spotted in China, adopts Neue Klasse platform with extended wheelbase and China-specific rear seats. It features 900km CLTC range, 350km fast-charging in 10 minutes, and a 0.25 drag coefficient. The cabin integrates 40-inch AR-HUD and 14.9-inch curved touchscreen, running X OS with HarmonyOS NEXT compatibility and localized ADAS solutions23。

Buick launches a limited edition of the Envision S 25T Premium with Danxia Red interior (200 units), priced at ¥149,900. The model features chrome accents, a 30-inch 6K curved display, next-gen infotainment, dual-layer acoustic glass, and ANC technology. Powered by a 1.5T engine (155kW/270N·m) paired with a 9-speed automatic, it maintains a 2779mm wheelbase in the midsize SUV segment.

Mazda CTO confirms the ICONIC SP production model, powered by a twin-rotary range-extender hybrid system delivering 365 horsepower (272kW), will serve as the spiritual successor to the RX-7 and position above the MX-534. With dimensions of 4178×1849×1148mm (wheelbase: 2591mm) and a curb weight of approximately 1.45 tons, the two-seater coupe features scissor doors and retains the brand's signature Kodo design language34. Scheduled for 2026 release, it will coexist with the MX-5 lineup46.

Genesis will launch five electrified models in 2026, headlined by the GV90 EV with 113kWh battery, 800km+ range and L3 autonomous driving13. The lineup includes G80/GV80 HEV hybrids and the brand's first EREV model (GV70 EREV), while GV70 HEV targets Korean market exclusively24. The GV90 EV, produced in Ulsan with 21,000-unit annual capacity, is priced above $73,000 .

Tesla has commenced its Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, deploying 10 retrofitted Model Y vehicles equipped with autonomous driving systems. The service features rear-seat touchscreen controls for climate and entertainment, with human safety drivers present in all vehicles. Operating within a geofenced area, the $4.20-per-ride service is currently available by invitation only to vetted users aged 18+. While demonstrating generally stable operation, early footage revealed occasional navigation challenges. This launch represents Tesla's first step toward autonomous ride-hailing, preceding the anticipated dedicated Robotaxi vehicle.