Toyota launched the Century SUV model last year and hinted at a more exciting GRMN version, which would be the only special edition. However, Toyota's president Akio Toyoda recently confirmed that the vehicle will go into production and will not be a unique version as previously planned. Additionally, the new Century GRMN SUV will be showcased in China alongside its presentation in Japan.

Despite currently focusing on hybrid and extended-range vehicles, Hyundai maintains its goal of selling 2 million electric vehicles by 2030.

Akiura concluded the production of the NSX in 2022, which generated many anticipations regarding its successor. Despite numerous rumors, nothing substantial has emerged so far. A senior executive from the brand confirmed that a model carrying the DNA of the NSX is already under consideration, and the new model will be fully electric.

The Infiniti Q50 was first introduced in 2013 at the North American International Auto Show, but is set to be discontinued in 2025 due to a decline in market interest.

The Land Rover Discovery has gradually faded from the luxury crossover market, but future redesigns may introduce new design concepts focused on family adventures.

Ford has updated the 2025 Bronco Sport, adding the new Sasquatch package to enhance its off-road capabilities.

Jaguar is transitioning towards an electric future, saying farewell to internal combustion engine models, and introducing two special editions of the F-Pace.

Kia has announced plans to launch two electric pickups by 2027, with the latest testing model spotted in California.

The new 2025 Nissan Altima has been launched with fewer variants due to slowing sales, eliminating the previous 2.0-liter turbocharged engine.

Chery has successfully set a new Guinness World Record in Saudi Arabia, showcasing the brand's strength.