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Zeekr has officially announced the 9X five-seat variant will open for pre-sale on July 8, inheriting the 9-series flagship DNA to redefine five-seat luxury. For reference, the current Zeekr 9X features exclusively a 6-seat layout, priced from 465,900 to 599,900 yuan. The current model is built on the Haohan-S architecture, measuring 5,239/2,029/1,819 mm with a 3,169 mm wheelbase, positioned as a large SUV. Standard equipment includes second-row zero-gravity seats with one-touch activation, offering three modes—Eames Lounge Chair, Rotating Seat, and Professional Massage Chair—with 180-degree rotation capability for face-to-face seating with the third row, plus percussion and kneading massage functions. This five-seat variant will further enrich the Zeekr 9X product portfolio, addressing users with greater demands for cargo capacity and private rear-seat space through expanded trunk volume and enhanced comfort configurations.

Chery has officially released images of the Fengyun T7 on July 2, positioned as a compact pure electric SUV for the family market, with all variants offering a range exceeding 600km. The exterior follows a sporty and minimalist design direction, featuring an orange paint finish paired with black multi-spoke wheels. The front face is clean, with black arrow-feather styling on both sides of the front bumper and "E-PERFORMANCE" lettering on the front lip, emphasizing its sporty positioning. As a new addition to Chery's Fengyun lineup, the T7 targets the compact family BEV SUV segment with its 600km+ range and sporty design to meet young family customer needs.

Suzuki Motor Corporation held an inauguration ceremony on July 2 for a new automobile manufacturing facility established by its Indian subsidiary Maruti Suzuki India Limited in Kharkhoda, Haryana. The facility marks an important step in Suzuki's deepening presence in the Indian market, further strengthening its localproduction capabilities.

Genesis has announced its new flagship SUV, the GV90, will make its global debut on September 9. Built on the eM platform, the model will become the first production vehicle to roll off the line at Hyundai Motor Group's Ulsan electric vehicle-exclusive plant. Previously leaked spy shots reveal a robust silhouette and elongated profile despite heavy camouflage. The model adopts Genesis' family design language with headlamps featuring Micro Lens Array technology, presenting jewel-like dot-matrix textures for premium visual quality and dazzling illumination effects, faithfully translating the minimalist luxury of the Neolun concept. This debut signals Genesis' strategic push into the ultra-luxury pure electric SUV market, demonstrating brand technical prowess and premium positioning through a dedicated EV manufacturing facility and cutting-edge lighting technology.

Range Rover has officially launched the special edition "Hei Jun" (Black Steed) on July 2, priced at 1.498 million yuan. Inspired by the legendary "blood-sweating" heavenly horses of Chinese culture, the model features an all-black exterior in exclusive "Santorini Black" paint, paired with dark exterior trim and 22-inch 10-spoke gloss black alloy wheels. The interior is complemented by a deep pomegranate red color scheme, creating an atmosphere of ultimate luxury and mystique. This special edition draws from traditional Chinese cultural imagery, blending Eastern aesthetics with British luxury DNA to further enrich Range Rover's bespoke product portfolio in the ultra-luxury SUV market, catering to high-net-worth individuals' pursuit of personalization and exclusivity.

Land Rover has officially released images of the Discovery Landmark Edition, alongside comprehensive optimization of the entire Discovery product line. Following the refresh, the Discovery lineup is now structured into three distinct models: Discovery S, Landmark Edition, and Tempest Edition, covering entry-level family, mid-range all-rounder, and flagship luxury positioning respectively. The Landmark Edition emphasizes exclusive exterior design, headlined by the debut of Tasman Blue metallic paint—a new color inspired by the classic Casuarina Blue of the original 1989 Discovery, serving as an exclusive limited color for the Landmark variant and further the Discovery lineage's classic design DNA. This product matrix refinement signals clearer positioning for the Land Rover Discovery in the mid-large luxury SUV segment, addressing diverse user needs through differentiated variants.