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Kia Motors has recently unveiled their flagship electric SUV, the Kia EV9 2024, with a unique feature of 3 rows of seats, including a second row that can rotate 180 degrees.

BMW has just unveiled the upgraded versions of its X5 and X6 models, featuring design refinements, engine updates, and notable upgrades inside the cabin.

The Toyota EPU Concept is comparable in size to the Ford Maverick and has been developed based on a unibody chassis system.

After around 8 months since its global launch, the Ferrari Roma Spider 2024, a supercar convertible, has recently made its official debut in Southeast Asia.

The latest addition to Suzuki's lineup is the much-anticipated 2024 Swift. This Japanese car manufacturer has once again impressed with its innovative design and cutting-edge features. With the release of the Swift 2024, Suzuki continues its tradition of delivering high-performance vehicles that are both stylish and reliable. Car enthusiasts around the world are eagerly waiting to get their hands on this exciting new model.

Thaco Auto and BMW have officially launched the new generation of BMW X5 and BMW XM. The 2024 BMW X5 has been significantly upgraded in terms of performance and comes with many new features. On the other hand, the BMW XM stands out as the first high-performance luxury car introduced in Vietnam.

The current generation of Kia Carnival is considered one of the most beautifully designed MPVs in its segment, so the new upgrade only makes subtle adjustments to the exterior. However, the car has been significantly upgraded in terms of technology and added a hybrid version.

Recently, the Chief Financial Officer of the Stellantis group, which owns the Peugeot brand, has revealed that the all-new Peugeot 5008 will be officially launched in August next year.

In their latest announcement, Volvo revealed that they will be launching their first MPV model, called the EM90, on November 12th. Although this is Volvo's first entry into the MPV segment, they have high expectations for this vehicle, especially in terms of safety.

Recently, BMW Vietnam has confirmed that they will officially introduce two new car models, the X5 (LCI upgrade version) and XM, on November 11th. It is highly likely that the XM model will be imported, while the X5 LCI will be locally assembled.