BYD has launched the “God’s Eye” intelligent driving technology, breaking the limitations of high-end models and allowing all models to be equipped with advanced intelligent driving features. The system includes three versions to meet the needs of different models and is equipped with advanced hardware and intelligent algorithms. As demand in the Hong Kong market surges, BYD’s sales have grown, attracting investors’ high confidence in its intelligent driving strategy.
BMW is creating a brand-new driving experience for future electric vehicles, validating technologies through high-performance test car BMW Vision Driving Experience.
The core technology “Heart of Joy” enhances driving performance and energy recovery efficiency, and is expected to make its global debut at the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show.
Bentley has officially inaugurated a new quality inspection and delivery center in Crewe, UK. This state-of-the-art facility will play a crucial role in the production of the brand’s first all-electric model, marking a significant milestone in Bentley’s transition to electrification. The new center focuses on maintaining high-quality standards, ensuring that the performance and driving experience of new models meet ultra-luxury levels.
The development of Tesla’s latest affordable new model, the Model 2, is still underway. Chief Designer Franz von Holzhausen has reiterated the viability of this car. It is expected to be equipped with a 54 kWh battery, with a range of up to 250 miles, and the selling price may be below $30,000. Factory expansions might be preparing for trial production.
Dachang Hing Motors and Changan Automobile have jointly launched a new electric vehicle brand, DEEPAL, and officially entered the Hong Kong market. The first electric SUV, the DEEPAL S07, is equipped with ultra-long battery life, luxurious cabin design, and top-tier safety systems, offering Hong Kong drivers a fresh, intelligent, and eco-friendly option. The pre-sale price starts from HK$248,880, with deliveries expected in the second quarter of 2025.
Renault recently launched the Filante Record 2025, a single-seat concept car that not only showcases racing tradition but also features cutting-edge technology, aiming to set a new record for electric vehicle efficiency. Its innovative design is inspired by historic race cars and is set to make its debut at the Paris Exhibition.
Subaru will debut its Forester Hybrid, designed specifically for the American market, at the 2025 Chicago Auto Show. It will feature a brand-new next-generation hybrid power system, with a range of up to 581 miles and a fuel efficiency improvement of 40%, embodying the versatility of an SUV.
At the NASA Sotheby’s auction, the 1954 streamlined Silver Arrow Mercedes-Benz W 196 R was sold at a staggering price, becoming the most expensive F1 racing car in history! Collectors from around the world fiercely bid, with the final sale price reaching €51,155,000, further solidifying the classic status of Mercedes-Benz.
Led by industrial designer Ivan Zhurba, Ichiban Motorcycle recently launched a new motorcycle inspired by “Akira.” This bike features a 45-kW dual motor system, accelerating from 0 to 62 MPH in just 3.5 seconds, and can charge up to 70% in 30 minutes.
Adidas has recently collaborated with the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team to launch a new co-branded series, providing high-performance athletic wear and fashionable accessories for team members and fans alike. The collection includes various apparel in black and white designs and the latest footwear, catering to diverse needs.
The collaboration between Formula 1 and Louis Vuitton tightly integrates racing with luxury fashion, officially named “Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix 2025”. In this partnership, Louis Vuitton not only serves as the title sponsor but also participates in track branding exposure and the award ceremony, demonstrating the brand’s value.
The Tesla Model Y continues to lead the electric SUV market with its latest limited “Launch Series,” which debuted for the first time at Kai Tak AIRSIDE. It includes unique designs and enhanced acceleration features, with prices starting from HK$339,798. This anticipated comprehensive upgrade has generated much excitement.
Toyota Motor Europe recently announced that its cumulative sales of electrified vehicles in Europe have surpassed 6 million units, reflecting the success of its multi-path electrification strategy. The company predicts a 4% increase in sales in 2024, with electrified models accounting for 74% of sales.
Today at the staff meeting in Wolfsburg, Volkswagen unveiled for the first time the design concept for its entry-level electric vehicle, priced at around HK$170,000, demonstrating its commitment to electrification. This electric vehicle is not only eye-catching but is also expected to provoke a strong reaction in the market.
Aston Martin’s Valkyrie will enter the Le Mans 24 Hour endurance race and participate in the WEC and IMSA events, aiming to capture the overall championship! This hypercar, with 680 horsepower and F1-level aerodynamic design, is set to lead a revolution in speed.
Recently, merger discussions between Nissan and Honda have sparked heated debates in the automotive industry. However, the two parties have been unable to reach a consensus on the method of merger, facing the risk of a breakdown in negotiations. Nissan hopes for an equitable merger, while Honda prefers to take a leading role, adding more uncertainty to the future.
Ferrari’s latest financial report for 2024 shows that the annual net earnings reached €6.677 billion, an increase of 11.8%. Global deliveries totaled 13,752 vehicles, with models like the Purosangue, Roma Spider, and 296 GTS performing exceptionally well, indicating strong market demand.
TOYOTA GAZOO Racing recently launched a new evolution of the GR Corolla, offering a single “RZ” model equipped with a 304PS engine and GR-FOUR all-wheel drive, suitable for performance enthusiasts. The new 8-speed automatic transmission also enhances the driving experience.
Lamborghini Squadra Corse will participate in the Daytona 24 Hours endurance race for the first time as a factory team. The STR63 will be driven by four top drivers, competing for the championship and showcasing a new milestone for the brand.
The Toyota Gazoo Racing World Rally Team (TGR-WRT) will challenge the World Rally Championship (WRC) in the new 2025 season, starting with the Monte Carlo Rally. They will be joined by new partner Hankook Tires and a strong lineup of drivers, including WRC2 champion Sami Pajari.