Cadillac's design chief Mike Simcoe stated that sedans are not dead, and while many automakers have reduced sedan production significantly, Cadillac will retain sedans in its future lineup.

Toyota Motor Corporation admitted to cheating on several certification and safety tests for seven models of cars sold in Japan, three of which remain in production, and expressed deep regret.

Hyundai has reaffirmed its commitment to the future of hydrogen engines with plans to establish and develop a hydrogen-based mobility system in Saudi Arabia.

Mercedes has announced a series of updates for the C-Class and GLC models, which, while still relatively new, feature minor changes including a new infotainment system.

Bugatti is developing a new supercar intended to inherit the legacy of the Veyron and Chiron. Although little is known about its design, the first camouflage prototype has been publicly revealed.

Stellantis plans to introduce more smart vehicles and light commercial vehicles in Saudi Arabia as part of its 2030 vision.

Geely Auto has launched its latest model, the Brevise 2025, in Saudi Arabia, marking its first appearance in the Middle East.

Bentley has announced a new paint workshop set to open in 2025, providing nearly 100 different automotive paint colors, further enhancing its personalization services.

The production of Toyota GR Supra and BMW Z4 will conclude in 2026, raising concerns about the involved manufacturing facilities and market sales.