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The 2026 Škoda Elroq RS represents the most performance oriented version of the brand’s new compact electric SUV. Positioned below the Enyaq in the model hierarchy, the Elroq is built on the Volkswagen Group MEB architecture and has been engineered to blend electric efficiency with increased output and everyday usability. The RS variant introduces a dual motor drivetrain, reinforced chassis components, and distinctive exterior and interior details while retaining full five door practicality. Early international test drives and confirmed technical specifications indicate that the model is primarily designed for European customers, with selective global availability under evaluation.

The Chinese premium brand Denza, a subsidiary of BYD Auto, has officially launched the 2025 model year of its Denza D9, a large luxury multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) available in both plug-in hybrid (PHEV/DM-i) and fully electric (EV) variants. Designed for comfort, efficiency, and high technology, the D9 aims to challenge established rivals in global MPV markets. It combines cutting-edge engineering with executive-level refinement and sets a new benchmark for luxury people movers.

The Hyundai Inster 2025 is a newly introduced electric urban crossover, derived from the Korean-market Casper model. Designed for city driving, it combines compact dimensions with spacious interiors and advanced electric technology. The model has already earned international recognition, including the prestigious 2025 World Electric Vehicle award.

At the core of Mercedes-Benz's electric strategy, the 2025 G 580 with EQ Technology emerges as a fully electric G-Class, combining heritage design with modern electric propulsion.

Ford has re-entered the family people-mover market with the 2025 Tourneo Active, a versatile passenger-focused derivative of the Transit Custom. Designed to serve families, fleet operators, and shuttle services, the Tourneo blends commercial durability with comfort, offering multiple seating configurations, advanced safety features, and a mix of powertrains tailored to different markets. Available across Europe, North America, and Australia, it competes with the Volkswagen Multivan, Kia Carnival, and Hyundai Staria, yet stands out for its modular interior and robust platform.