On February 26, 2025, the Chinese automotive market buzzed with excitement as several manufacturers announced their latest models, each offering innovative features and competitive pricing. The new releases, including the Hongqi Tiangong 05, Zhiji LS6, Geely Xingyuan, Jetour T1, Xiaomi SU7 Ultra, and XPeng G6, showcase the rapid advancements made within the industry.
The Hongqi Tiangong 05 is making waves with its starting price between 159,800 and 185,800 yuan. Not only does it feature the Chengxing 3.0+ platform, but it also incorporates the industry’s first serial inertial navigation system with three-eyed stereoscopic vision. This model displays sleek aesthetics, characterized by its smooth roofline and aerodynamic design, achieving a drag coefficient of just 0.213Cd. "Hongqi Tiangong 05 combines the Chengxing 3.0+ platform and features the industry's first serial inertial navigation system with three-eyed stereoscopic vision," reported BitAuto News. The stylishly crafted Aurora Wing headlights draw inspiration from the graceful movements of koi fish, illuminating with crystalline strips when activated.
Following close behind, the Zhiji LS6 officially launched the same day, presenting five distinct models priced from 239,900 to 302,900 yuan. The revamped model retains its overall design but introduces updated front bumper styling and advanced lighting features. The interior includes the latest technology with its 17.3-inch smart rear seat screen and enhanced comfort features. "Zhiji LS6 has been comprehensively upgraded with performance, intelligence technologies, and comfort," noted BitAuto News. The LS6’s body is slightly larger than its predecessor, measuring 4937 mm long, maintaining its fastback design with hidden door handles and stylish 19-inch wheels.
Another notable release is the Geely Xingyuan, which rolled out its 100,000th unit last week, having initially launched on October 9. Its pricing ranges from 69,800 to 98,800 yuan, and it flaunts its design concept termed "Beautiful Life, Intelligent Perception." Drawing inspiration from smiles, its unique front profile is easily recognizable. The model offers two electric motor options of 58 kW and 85 kW, standard with CATL batteries providing energy densities of 185 Wh/kg. The new model boasts rapid charging features with minimal downtime. "Geely Xingyuan offers battery density options and rapid recharging capabilities," reported BitAuto News.
On March 7, Jetour is set to introduce the T1, which is already creating anticipation with its online pre-order campaign priced between 129,900 and 159,900 yuan. Styled with contemporary off-road elements, the T1 incorporates practical features such as roof racks and bold rear design elements. The interior accentuates modernity with its T-shaped layout, presenting both aesthetics and functionality.
Meanwhile, the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra has generated headlines as pre-orders began earlier this week, attracting 3,680 orders within just the first ten minutes, indicating strong consumer interest. Priced at 814,900 yuan, this sporty model embodies cutting-edge engineering with both carbon-fiber elements and luxury finishes. "Xiaomi SU7 Ultra received 3680 orders within the first ten minutes of pre-order availability," was noted by BitAuto News. The car uses advanced aerodynamic features, including a race-oriented braking system and lightweight construction, enhancing both performance and safety.
Lastly, XPeng’s new G6 model is poised for its official reveal following the release of additional images highlighting its sleek designs and smart technology. The G6 will sport new LED light strip designs for improved visualization and includes upgrades for driving intelligence. The officials have indicated significant advances, with the G6 expected to come equipped with high-voltage platforms supporting ultra-fast charging capabilities. "XPeng G6 will feature high-voltage platforms supporting ultra-fast charging," was confirmed by BitAuto News.
These launches highlight not just advancements in design and technology but also reflect the growing competitiveness of the Chinese automobile industry. Potential buyers now have more choices than ever, showcasing practicality alongside luxury. The market trends indicate favorable receptiveness to innovative electric vehicle technologies amid increasing customer expectations.