Key Points - Wei brand's new MPV model, Gaoshan, has started pre-sales with prices set at 329,800 yuan for Gaoshan 8 and 379,800 yuan for Gaoshan 9, featuring a hybrid system with a maximum power of 337 kW and a WLTC fuel consumption of 7.15 L per 100 km [1] - The MPV market is experiencing a surge in high-end models, with several automakers launching new energy MPVs, indicating a competitive landscape where differentiation is crucial for success [2] - Baojun's new mid-large sedan, Xiangjing, has been launched with a price range of 129,800 to 153,800 yuan, receiving over 5,000 orders within 17 days of pre-sale [3] - Infiniti's new QX80 has made its debut in China, featuring a 3.5L V6 twin-turbo engine and advanced driving assistance systems, as the brand aims to strengthen its presence in the Chinese market [4] - Wuling has launched the 2025 model of Wuling Bingguo, priced between 56,800 and 84,800 yuan, with a promotional trade-in price of 53,800 to 78,800 yuan [5] - Haval has introduced its second-generation Hi4 hybrid four-wheel drive technology, launching the Haval Xiaolong MAX at a starting price of 116,800 yuan, as it shifts focus towards new energy vehicles [6] - Ora plans to launch at least two new products in the second half of the year, focusing on the small and compact pure electric market, while facing increased competition [7] - Jietu has unveiled its extended versions of the Traveler and Mountain Sea T2, marking the first seven-seat box SUV in the 200,000 yuan segment, with starting prices of 179,900 and 194,900 yuan respectively [8] - Geely has released its 2024 ESG report, highlighting an 18% reduction in carbon emissions per vehicle lifecycle compared to 2020, with a goal of over 25% reduction by 2025 [10]