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The Range Rover Sport is getting a purely electric variant. Many technical data are still missing, but one thing is clear: in terms of torque, no previous Range Rover Sport is said to have been stronger.
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Hyundai Motor Group is preparing a new electric architecture, eMP, for large premium models. The first production car will be the Genesis GV90, which is set to launch in the USA in early 2027.
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The new Škoda Epiq is positioned as a compact electric SUV for the city. What stands out most is the stated 475-liter trunk – but key technical data is still missing.
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With the 07L, Avatr is preparing to enter a right-hand-drive market. The electric premium SUV will launch first in Australia and could later also become interesting for Europe.
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Jeep is expanding the Compass in the UK with a fully electric all-wheel-drive system and a new plug-in hybrid. The Electric 4xe starts from £45,200 and targets buyers looking for a more compact electric SUV with more traction.
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Kia is expanding the EV5 range in Europe with a sportier GT version. The electric SUV delivers 302 hp and targets buyers looking for a practical family car with added dynamism.
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Mercedes-Benz is firming up the electric GLC. The SUV aims to reach customers who were uneasy with the previous EQ models, offering a familiar format, strong charging performance and greater utility.
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Scout is sharpening the profile of the upcoming Traveler early on. Two SUV concepts indicate how the brand aims to appeal to buyers between a high-quality everyday car and a rugged off-roader.
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Toyota is postponing the planned electric Highlander once again. The manufacturer cites final product tuning as the reason – not weakening EV demand.
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Polestar is revising the concept of the 4: The new SUV layout once again gets a classic rear window, a straighter roofline and more storage space – while still offering up to 544 hp.
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Stellantis wants to build Jeep in China again: through a joint venture with Dongfeng, electric SUVs for worldwide export are to be produced from 2027.
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