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The 2024 Mitsubishi Xpander HEV has been officially launched in Thailand, with prices starting from 912,000 baht (US$25,800). Meanwhile, the Xpander Cross HEV is priced from 946,000 baht (US$26,900).

Japanese automaker Mitsubishi has officially unveiled the hybrid versions of the Xpander and Xpander Cross, with significant upgrades compared to the regular gasoline-powered variants.

The Honda CR-V has just been unveiled with a new zero-emissions version, but unlike the vast majority of new SUVs, it won’t run on pure electric power. The 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV will be the first model in America to combine a hydrogen fuel-cell powertrain with plug-in charging capability and an accompanying battery pack.

Rolls-Royce has unveiled a new masterpiece, the Droptail Arcadia – the fourth in a series of ultra-luxurious and exclusive coachbuilt roadsters.

Mazda has just unveiled the CX-70 2025, a two-row version of its flagship SUV, the CX-90. This new model is set to redefine the SUV segment with its bold design and advanced features. With the CX-70, Mazda continues to push the boundaries of innovation, delivering a dynamic driving experience and uncompromising quality. Whether you're cruising through the city streets or embarking on an off-road adventure, the CX-70 will exceed all expectations. Get ready to experience the future of SUVs with Mazda.

The BMW 4-Series product line has recently received an upgrade, with refined styling, upgraded interior, and the addition of a mild hybrid drivetrain. The car is available in two body styles: Coupe and Convertible.

Lexus has recently announced an update for their NX model, featuring the addition of the Overtrail package, catering to off-road enthusiasts.

Porsche has just unveiled the second generation of its popular Macan SUV, now powered by an electric drivetrain instead of a traditional gasoline engine.

China's leading consumer electronics and smartphone giant has unveiled its first flagship car model, boasting impressive technical specifications and a whopping 664 horsepower.

Despite not being equipped with a V6 engine, the Ford Everest Platinum still has an expected price of up to 1.7 billion VND. This price point is considered high by many and may pose a challenge for potential customers to afford.