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The automotive market is buzzing this November as a wave of new models hits the scene, turning 2025 into a prime window for car buyers. From budget-friendly sedans to luxury electric vehicles and full-size SUVs, the options are broader than ever. Some models, like the BMW M3 Touring, are already available—priced at ¥943,900, it packs a 3.0-liter inline-six twin-turbo engine delivering 390 kW and a blistering 0-100 km/h in 3.6 seconds. Meanwhile, the third-generation Landian E5 PLUS debuted with a 230 km pure electric range and a new intelligent hybrid all-wheel-drive system. Not to be outdone, the 2026 BYD Xia launched on November 4, boosting its pure electric range from 180 km to 218 km and achieving a total range exceeding 1,100 km. It retains its spacious design, measuring 5,145 mm in length, 1,970 mm in width, and 1,805 mm in height, with a 3,045 mm wheelbase, catering to both family and business needs.
The rise of electric vehicle options is undeniable this month. Take the Leapmotor Lafa5, set to debut at the Guangzhou Auto Show in late November. This compact battery car features a sporty coupe design and vibrant colors like "Electric Yellow" and "Wind Gray," targeting style-conscious youth. Built on the Leapmotor LEAP 3.5 architecture, its chassis was tuned by Stellantis’ European team for agile handling. Under the hood, a 160 kW motor enables a 0-100 km/h sprint in 6.8 seconds, with CLTC ranges of 515 km or 605 km. Similarly, the Changan Qiyuan A06, launched on November 9, starts at just ¥119,900 and balances practicality with innovation. Its 4,885 mm length and 2,922 mm wheelbase maximize interior space, while higher trims include rear seats with 145° electric adjustment and massage functions. This new energy car comes in pure electric and extended-range variants—the former offering up to 630 km CLTC range and 9-minute fast charging (30-80%) thanks to an 800V platform, and the latter exceeding 1,200 km in total range.
When it comes to dimensions, today’s models prioritize both aesthetics and functionality. The BYD Xia, for instance, boasts a roomy cabin thanks to its 5,145 mm length and 3,045 mm wheelbase, ideal for families or business trips. Over in the Volkswagen Lavida Pro, upgrades include a switch from a torsion beam to a multi-link rear suspension, enhancing ride comfort. Its exterior maintains a sleek profile, while inside, the focus is on ergonomics—think 10.25-inch digital gauges and a 12.9-inch central screen. Even the Nissan Teana Hongmeng Edition emphasizes space, with premium soft-touch materials covering nearly 90% of the cabin and seats featuring ventilation, heating, and massage functions.
Configurations in this new energy car era are more advanced than ever. The Lavida Pro, based on the MQB-EVO smart architecture, uses a Qualcomm 8155 chip for seamless interaction and incorporates 15 radars and 5 cameras for Travel Assist and IPA parking aids. Under the hood, its 1.5T EVO II engine—awarded one of the "Top 10 Engines"—balances power and fuel efficiency. On the electric vehicle front, the Enjoy S9 (a Huawei-Nio collaboration) debuts with Huawei’s Qiankun ADS autonomous driving system, featuring 4 LiDAR units and 36 high-precision sensors. Its pure electric variant, built on an 800V platform, pairs 158 kW front and 227 kW rear motors for over 800 km range, while the extended-range model uses Huawei’s Snow Owl system to surpass 1,300 km.