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At the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, Changan Mazda Joint Venture officially unveiled its new all-electric SUV, the Mazda EZ-60. This marks the second vehicle in the brand's electrification lineup, following the EZ-6 sedan, which debuted in October 2024.

At the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, Chery unveiled its new sub-brand, Himla, which will specialize in producing pickup trucks.

At the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, Zeekr Automobiles unveiled the first details of their upcoming hybrid SUV, the Zeekr 9X.

The electric SUV revolution is taking the world by storm, and Land Rover is ready to join the fray. The iconic carmaker is set to enter the electric arena with a brand-new offering - a compact, electric version of their renowned Defender. This new model promises to combine the rugged capability of the Defender with the efficiency and environmental benefits of electric power, creating a unique and exciting proposition for off-road enthusiasts and eco-conscious adventurers alike.

At the 2025 New York International Auto Show, Genesis – the luxury arm of Hyundai Motor Group – unveiled an all-new concept vehicle named the X Gran Equator.

An English software engineer had a bizarre encounter with fate when he inadvertently repurchased his own stolen 2016 Honda Civic Type R. This uncanny tale unfolds as a twist of events that led him to reclaim what was once lost.

Huawei has unveiled stunning official images of the interior of its luxurious Maestro S800 sedan. The highly anticipated reveal offers a glimpse into the exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail that has gone into creating this ultra-premium offering.

At the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, luxury automaker Hongqi unveiled its first-ever new-energy, off-road-capable SUV, marking a strategic foray into the premium off-road vehicle segment in China.

An unexpected accident and a challenging repair journey led to Edmunds selling their Tesla Cybertruck, worth almost VND 2.6 billion, for a mere fraction of its original price, fetching only around VND 203 million.

The U.S. Commerce Department has imposed hefty tariffs on solar panel products imported from Southeast Asia. This recent development has sent shockwaves through the industry, with many fearing significant disruptions to the solar supply chain. The tariffs target a specific range of solar products, encompassing the majority of imports from the region, and are designed to protect domestic manufacturers. However, the move has sparked concerns about its potential impact on the burgeoning solar energy sector and the wider renewable energy industry.