Recently, Xpeng Motor officially released spy photos of Xpeng P7+, which is the debut model of Xpeng's new-generation self-driving hardware platform, with a length of more than 5 metres and a wheelbase of 3 metres, and will be officially released in the fourth quarter.

Nissan has neglected the previous generation of Frontier for over a decade, but the upcoming 2025 model will undergo a comprehensive upgrade.

Toyota Crown is one of the oldest models presented by Toyota, with the Crown Signia launched in 2024 aimed at competing fiercely in the market.

The 2024 Lincoln Aviator presents itself as a mid-size luxury SUV, featuring a spacious and comfortable interior filled with high-quality materials, while offering driving enjoyment and practicality.

Chrysler has issued a recall for 24,111 vehicles due to potential fire risk from the hybrid battery, advising owners to refrain from charging their cars and to park them outdoors.

The INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster is designed for off-road enthusiasts, combining classic British design with German engineering precision to provide an exceptional driving experience in various conditions.

The 2024 Porsche Panamera showcases advanced engineering, seamlessly blending luxury and sports performance, solidifying its status as one of the best luxury sedans in the global market.

Nissan has released a press statement explaining the history of Hardbody models, announcing that the next chapter in this model's story will begin on September 14, 2023.

After the unveiling of the Eking Mona M03, spy shots of another Eking vehicle likely to enter production this year have emerged. The car, codenamed F57, is expected to be named P6 and will be a four-door coupe.

Porsche recently launched the fastest version of the third-generation Panamera at the Nurburgring in Germany, setting a new speed record under the control of Lance Kern.