Something big is happening in the world of electric mobility. Tesla, the pioneer of innovative vehicles that combine performance, technology and sustainability, is on the verge of launching the redesigned Model Y Performance, also known as "Juniper" - officially - Tesla Model Y Performance Juniper 2025. According to information from reliable sources, including enthusiasts and insiders such as popular YouTuber BigOElectrify, it seems that the newcomer will soon be available in the configurator - perhaps as early as tomorrow! Will this be a revolution in the SUV segment? Let's take a look at the details.
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Three years of silence and then – bam – the return of an icon. The 2026 Jeep Cherokee returns as a hybrid, bigger, sharper-edged and packed with technology. Plug-in-free, with long range and star-studded confidence, it dares to enter the fiercest SUV arena.
BRABUS took the most luxurious SUV and added a dose of rugged charm: more carbon, more torque, more lights and more “wow in one second”. The result? The BRABUS 700 (Rolls‑Royce Cullinan Series II) that doesn’t just pass by – it happens.
Infiniti has dressed its new QX80 (already quite talented) in the adventure kit Infiniti QX80 Terrain Spec Concept. Higher ground clearance, all-terrain tires, limb risers for branch-clearing, a roof-mounted light bar and tent, and a side exhaust. For every gravel road, we “go a little further,” without sacrificing comfort.
Ford unveiled the Ford Bronco Roadster Concept at Pebble – a two-seater, manual transmission, no doors and no roof. A “countdown” manifesto to the essence of the Bronco. Series? No. Influence on series? Almost certainly.
Xiaomi cars?! What do we get when a tech giant known for smartphones starts making cars? The Xiaomi SU7 – an electric super-sedan that has created quite a stir in its native China. So well-designed that even the boss of Ford was speechless with excitement (and that's without a software update to the emotions). Demand? Still so hot you could sell it with a fire extinguisher.
This is not an SUV, this is a geological phenomenon with a registration. The BRABUS XLP 800 6x6 Adventure takes the G-Class, adds another axle and 800 wild “horses”. The result? A pickup that whistles at sidewalks, curbs and common sense.
The new Volvo XC70 rolled off the assembly line in Taizhou, pre-sales begin on August 27 in Chengdu. Under the hood: the new SMA Super Hybrid Architecture, 3-motor drive and 3-speed DHT. Literally Swedish rationality on a Chinese battery.
On the shores of Lake Michigan, Ford mixed sunsets, dunes, and Bronco—the result is two “one-off” projects that aren’t really special editions, but rather a recipe. It’s all in the catalog. This is the Ford Bronco Silver Lake Dunes.
The Acura RSX nameplate is back—not as a poster coupe from the 2000s, but as a sharply sculpted electric crossover on an all-new Honda platform. If you were expecting nostalgia, you get faster data transfer and two-way charging.
If most trailers are still as aerodynamic as bricks, the AE.1 Panos looks like a glass capsule from the future. The ads promise that the trailer pulls along with you. This time it's not a metaphor: TrekDrive smooths out inclines, charges the battery on descents and brings peace of mind that generators have never known. Price? 151,000 $, deliveries end of 2026.
Lucid took its Gravity out into the wild for a weekend and brought it back as the Gravity X—a concept that lifts the body, widens the tracks, hangs skid plates, and adds a roof box with lights. If it goes into production, it could outrun Rivian on the first dirt road.