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Recently, SAIC Roewe Automobile officially released a set of teaser images of two Roewe concept cars. These two cars were designed by Josef Kaban, interpreting the design concept of "PEARL OF CHINA", and are planned to make their official debut at the Shanghai Auto Show opening on April 23.

Recently, Ford officially released the official images of the Ranger Super Duty. The new vehicle is a pickup truck model, positioned as a high-performance version, with improvements in both off-road performance and load-carrying capacity.

On October 24, we learned from the official that the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra production version will be officially released on October 29,2024. Reservations have been launched, and you can choose Xiaomi stores to experience. The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra production version is based on the SU7, and compared with the previously released prototype car, the overall shape will reduce part of the racing design.

In recent days, French automaker Renault Group has issued new cooperation announcements, covering various fields such as thermal energy, electricity, and utilities. Renault is setting itself a condition: to succeed, it must cooperate with Chinese companies.

On February 24th, we learned from the video account of Dongfeng Peugeot's direct sales center that during the 2025 Dongfeng Peugeot dealer conference, a new brand named "Shijie" was reportedly unveiled. It is worth mentioning that the previously announced Dongfeng Fukang 06 model by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology features a new logo and the "HEDMOS" brand identifier, which matches the information about "Shijie," suggesting it could be the first model under this new brand.

On May 1, we learned from the official source of FAW-Volkswagen Group that its sales volume in April reached 113,406 vehicles, with the market share of fuel-powered vehicles increasing by 0.4 percentage points year-on-year. Among them, the Volkswagen brand sold 68,001 vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 7.9%, and the market share of its fuel-powered vehicles increased by 0.7 percentage points year-on-year; the Audi brand sold 36,900 vehicles (including imported cars). From January to April, it ranked first in the cumulative market share of domestic luxury fuel-powered vehicles; the Jetta brand sold 8,505 vehicles.