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The first manufacturer to offer Level 2 autonomous driving in Germany.
XPeng has officially started European deliveries of its $41,700 L03 mid-size SUV in Paris with native Google Maps integration and both pure-electric and range-extender powertrains.
Google Maps for CarPlay is also getting Gemini support.
Xiaomi Auto’s HyperOS 1.18 over-the-air update refines the urban driving dynamics of the SU7 and YU7 by smoothing out braking and intersection flow, muting repetitive voice prompts, and expanding underground parking navigation.
Mercedes-AMG’s first ground-up electric SUV packs up to 1,169 hp courtesy of the axial-flux tri-motor powertrain, with 710 kW charging promising to redefine hyper-performance family hauling. But it isn’t the world’s most powerful electric SUV as some think.
The entry-level ID.Cross is finally here.
It will arrive in early 2027.
The two companies are already working on Level 4 autonomous driving.
Sharp rear-wheel-drive dynamics, dual electric and range-extender powertrains, and cutting-edge Turing silicon at an incredible price point - the Xpeng Mona L05 is a pragmatic choice.
Alpine A310 Vision reinterprets the brand’s iconic 1970s wedge into an electric sports coupe that previews performance potential of the new APP platform.
The Gen6 battery production network is slowly growing.
More polished UI, fewer distractions and new features await.
It's the RCZ Vision and the E-T16.
It's a 4.19-meter-long, 1.84-meter-wide, and 1.46-meter-tall EV concept.
A solid alternative to the Kia EV9 and the Ioniq 9.
Debuting fresh off an Austrian test run at the Paris Auto Show, the huge XPeng G9L brings 800V fast-charging, and 577 horsepower to challenge Europe's luxury EV elite.
Seeking to gain EU-wide approval, Tesla changed its FSD because it was deemed misleading.
Alfa envisions this 2+2 sports coupe to carry the 2.9-liter V6 with a hybrid system and AWD one day.
It's a minivan, but also an SUV, but also a pickup?
The 2026 Lancia Gamma revives an iconic Italian nameplate. The 375-horsepower electric crossover blends class-leading aerodynamics with grand touring stamina to prove there is still life in Turin.
Xpeng's newly christened Yoyo robotaxi pairs a flagship SUV with vision-only neural computing.
Renault has wasted no time refining the new 4 E-Tech with more range, a clever LFP-powered Jogging entry trim, and a commercial van conversion.
It helped drive up the company's delivery numbers for September.
The car is launching by the end of the year.
It can sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.9 seconds.
It's wearing a hefty amount of camouflage, though.
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