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FAW-Volkswagen's Volkswagen brand will launch eight new models in 2026 under its "ICE-EV-PHEV Coexistence, Full Intelligence" strategy. The Q1 spring debut event will introduce five vehicles, led by the all-new Sagitar S and Tavendor. The Sagitar family, with cumulative sales approaching 4.5 million units in China, celebrates its 20th anniversary with two additional variants alongside the flagship Sagitar S, reinforcing its A+ segment ICE benchmark status. The all-new Tavendor positions as a "rugged and powerful large five-seat SUV" for modern explorers, featuring the fifth-generation EA888 engine and IQ. Pilot advanced driver assistance, completing FAW-Volkswagen's "three-step ICE strategy" coverage from A to B segments across sedans and SUVs.

Xiaomi has opened pre-orders for the facelifted SU7 sedan, offering three variants—standard, Pro, and Max—with prices ranging RMB 229,900-309,900, representing a RMB 10,000-14,000 increase over the outgoing model. The update encompasses comprehensive upgrades across exterior/interior design, ADAS hardware, safety systems, powertrain with new e-motors, faster charging, extended range (Pro variant exceeds 900km CLTC), and revised suspension. CEO Lei Jun confirmed Capri Blue colorway display vehicles will arrive at showrooms before the Spring Festival, with market launch scheduled for April 2026.

GAC Group achieved 1.8135 million units in retail sales for 2025, with December volume up 4.3% MoM. The "Panyu Action" reform delivered substantial progress: Hyper-Aion BU and Trumpchi BU were formally established. Aion launched the UT super battery-swap model with JD.com and CATL, securing L3 autonomous driving test permits. Qijing brand debuted as Huawei's first "Jing" series project. NEV sales maintained growth momentum, while self-owned brands' overseas volume reached nearly 130,000 units, surging 47% YoY with global presence across 86 countries and regions.

The smart #3 Keith Haring Art Edition has officially launched, priced at RMB 184,900 (including purchase tax subsidy), limited to 99 units in China and 1,000 units globally. As smart's 57th collaboration model, the vehicle features 12 exclusive emblem elements across exterior and interior, 19-inch "Art Storm" alloy wheels, and colored seatbelts. Based on the Premium Long Range variant, it adopts rear-wheel-drive layout with a 200kW motor producing 343N·m peak torque, paired with a 66kWh ternary lithium battery delivering 555km CLTC range.

The BAIC BJ40 REEV Chitu Edition will launch and deliver on January 27, with current REEV variants priced RMB 179,800-269,800. The new variant enhances off-road capabilities with a raised air intake snorkel, all-terrain tires, and nitrogen dampers. Exterior retains the iconic "boxy" silhouette and five-slot grille, while interior features dual 12.8-inch displays powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip, plus heated/ventilated/massaging front seats. Dimensions measure 4790/1940/1964mm with 2760mm wheelbase, 38° approach angle, 37° departure angle, and 215mm ground clearance.

The BAIC BJ40 Fuel "Giant Screen" Edition will officially launch on January 27, featuring upgrades to the central control screen and other configurations. The exterior maintains the rugged "boxy" design with black door handles, wheel arches, and vertical F-element taillights. The interior adopts an integrated dual-screen layout with larger displays and narrower bezels for enhanced tech appeal. Powertrain references the current 2.0T turbocharged engine delivering 180kW and 395N·m, paired with an 8AT transmission. Off-road capabilities include 230mm ground clearance, 800mm wading depth, and standard 2.5-ton towing capacity.