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Volkswagen has introduced the ID. Tiguan as its electric SUV nameplate, with the model intended to replace the ID.4 and ID.5. The move matters because the company is using the established Tiguan name to draw buyers into electric cars.
Hyundai is reportedly preparing to add two more electric models to its Ioniq range within the next 12 to 18 months. The move would broaden the lineup with two differently sized electric SUVs, if the report proves accurate.
Hyundai is preparing to add two new electric SUVs, the IONIQ 4 and IONIQ 7, to its EV lineup. The move would fill two key gaps in the lineup, according to the source.
Mercedes says the 2027 G 580 EV will get a NACS charging port, more range, and faster charging. The changes matter because they may improve charging access and usability for the electric SUV.
Chery’s Omoda and Jaecoo brands have launched a Canadian website saying their electric SUVs will arrive in Canada in late 2026. The site does not name models, prices, or dealers, so the launch remains only a basic market-entry confirmation.
Kia Philippines has introduced the EV3 in the Philippines on September 21, pricing it at P1.898 million. The rollout expands its local EV lineup and adds a new battery-powered compact crossover option.