The new Range Rover GT will join Range Rover's lineup as an all-electric grand tourer underpinned by the brand's new EMA platform.
The A110 Future is built on the all-new Alpine Performance Platform (APP) technology and previewed the two-seat coupe layout at the event.
Opel has also said that like the future Astra, the next generation of Corsa will also be based on the new STLA One Stellantis platform.
Besides the showcase of customer-owned bikes and a limited-edition apparel collection, arguably the centrepiece of the event were two "bespoke" motorbikes.
The front-wheel driven Epiq is the first Skoda model built on Volkswagen's new MEB+ platform and comes with two battery options and two power outputs.
Built on the XPENG GX platform, the Robotaxi is powered by four self-developed Turing AI chips and is engineered to L4 autonomous driving standards.
As BMW faces a new era of carmaking, it's made Plant Munich smarter, quicker, and more future-proof than before. Soon, the site will even be BEV-only.
Set to be unveiled in mid-2026, the Peaq will be Skoda's largest car in the lineup, with seating for up to seven, and a range of more than 600km.
The Alpine Performance Platform will see the use of an advanced aluminium architecture and 40/60% front and rear balance of a true sports car, among others.
The bZ4X Touring promises more cargo space and an extra dash of style over the bZ4X, while boasting a mixed WLTC-rated range of up to 667km.
The introduction of the 2026 Marco Polo campervan sees new upgrades such as an improved pop-up roof, a new sliding roof, and improved lifestyle features.
The electric twin of Volvo's revered XC90 SUV promises even more technology, luxury, and safety, and launches here in single and dual-motor variants.
The ES90 is Volvo's new flagship electric saloon, and it will be available with a single-motor rear-wheel drive setup in the Plus and Ultra trims.
The all-new Seltos will be built on Kia's latest K3 platform and offer three different powertrain options, with a hybrid variant joining the lineup in 2026.
Designed and developed in Sweden, the Scalable Product Architecture first debuted on the second-gen XC90, and has since underpinned six models.
Technical details have been revealed about the upcoming electric hatch, which will be front-wheel driven, ride on the MEB+ platform, and boast up to 223bhp.
Bringing the Trafic nameplate into the electric era, the Trafic Van E-Tech supports rapid charging with its 800V platform, and boasts a WLTP-range of 450km.
Kia will also launch its dedicated PBV Conversion Centre, which will produce models such as the PV5 - the brand's first PBV model.
The new Compass is said to offer a wide range of options, such as hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and fully electric variants.
HMG and HTX will also partner on the Kia PBV platform to create a unified operational platform built on modular vehicle architecture.