The Range Rover Electric still hasn’t officially arrived, but Range Rover already has another EV waiting in the wings. Meet the Range Rover Sport Electric, the luxury marque’s fastest and most dynamic Sport yet.
The Range Rover family is growing again, but this time it’s heading into grand touring territory. The all-new Range Rover GT blends sleek coupe-inspired proportions, an all-electric platform, and the luxury brand’s signature refinement into its most car-like model yet.
Xiaomi’s SkyNomad is unlike the SU7 and YU7. Instead of focusing on driving performance, this transformable SUV is designed to turn its cabin into a living room, office, café, bedroom, or family gathering space. Trial production is already underway.
BMW has given its best-selling SUV its biggest update yet. The fifth-generation X5 arrives with five different powertrain choices—including BMW’s first production hydrogen model—alongside a fresh Neue Klasse-inspired design and a thoroughly modern cabin.
The Xiaomi YU7 GT has written a new chapter in Nürburgring history by setting the first official autonomous driving lap record using a production-car-based intelligent driving system. Here’s why Xiaomi pushed its AI to the limit on the Green Hell—and what it could mean for future production cars.
Forget wrestling with charging cables. Xiaomi’s EV Home Charging Robotic Arm can automatically connect to a parked EV, start charging, and unplug itself when the job is done.
For the first time, Porsche has given the Cayenne Coupe the electric treatment. The stylish SUV coupe packs up to 1,139 hp, rapid 800-volt charging, and enough towing capability to haul a trailer while embarrassing sports cars.
We somehow missed the Lucid Gravity when it first arrived. That mistake ends today. With seating for seven, up to 450 miles of range, and a design that makes most SUVs look unnecessarily angry, the Gravity may be one of the most compelling luxury EVs on sale right now.
The latest AITO M9 is not content with projecting navigation graphics on the road. It can throw movies onto walls, turn its cabin into a mini cinema, and even transform its tailgate into an outdoor theater under the stars.
Xiaomi has expanded the YU7 lineup with a cheaper new entry-level model and a wild 1,003 PS YU7 GT capable of 0-100 km/h in under 3 seconds and a Nürburgring lap fast enough to unsettle Europe’s performance SUVs.
Honda revives the Insight name for 2026 as a fully electric crossover, pairing a familiar badge with a practical EV design and up to 535 km of range.