Mercedes-Benz has presented the Vision Iconic study, inspired by the golden era of automotive design in the 1930s. A signature element is the iconic Mercedes-Benz grille — first seen on the fully electric GLC. Equipped with cutting-edge innovations such as solar-reflective paint, Level 4 automated driving, and neuromorphic computing technology, the Vision Iconic aims to set new standards for the electric and digital age.

Alongside the show car, Mercedes-Benz also introduced a capsule collection featuring six carefully crafted men’s and women’s outfits. With deep blue tones and silver-gold accents, the designs mirror the luxurious color palette of the Vision Iconic and incorporate graphical motifs from its interior. The collection also pays tribute to Shanghai Fashion Week, which coincided with the vehicle’s world premiere

Waymo, Alphabet Inc.’s autonomous mobility division, has announced plans to expand into Europe, beginning with the launch of its driverless ride-hailing service in London in 2026. In partnership with fleet and maintenance provider Moove, Waymo aims to introduce a publicly accessible, fully autonomous transport service in the British capital.

The company is currently training its autonomous vehicles in Tokyo to prepare for the new market. The London launch marks a major milestone for Waymo, as the city’s dense layout, left-hand traffic, and complex road network pose significant challenges — making it a key testbed for expansion beyond the U.S.

BMW, in collaboration with Slovenian manufacturer SipaBoards, has presented its first electrically powered watersports product — an electric stand-up paddleboard (SUP). Designed by BMW Group Designworks, the board’s aesthetics draw inspiration from the brand’s Neue Klasse models.

The electric drive delivers up to 300 W of power, enabling assisted speeds of around 7.5 km/h. It comes with two 90 Wh battery modules that provide between one and 3.5 hours of operation. Starting in spring 2026, customers will also be able to opt for larger 180 Wh battery modules for longer trips on the water.

Chinese manufacturer EHang has unveiled its new electric aircraft, the VT35, which — like the already certified EH216-S air taxi — can take off and land vertically. Designed for one-hour flights over distances of up to 200 km, the VT35 is intended for city-to-city connections and routes over mountains or waterways.

The two-seat model features a tandem-wing layout, eight lifting propellers for vertical takeoff, fixed wings, and a rear thrust propeller for horizontal flight, achieving cruising speeds of up to 216 km/h.

Chinese automaker JAC Motors is entering the German market through Hamburg-based importer RSA Deutschland GmbH, offering two fully electric models from launch.

The E30X, equipped with a 100 kW motor delivering 175 Nm of torque, will be available with either a 41 kWh or 52 kWh battery, providing a range of up to 400 km. In addition, the T9 EV pickup will feature all-wheel drive, around 142 kW (193 hp) of power, 342 Nm of torque, and an 88 kWh battery pack — offering an estimated range of 330 km in the German market.

Ferrari has unveiled the chassis, drivetrain, and battery pack of its first fully electric model, internally codenamed Elettrica. The vehicle will feature components developed entirely in-house — from electric axles and inverters to the high-voltage battery system.

The Elettrica is expected to deliver around 530 km of range, reach a top speed of 310 km/h, and accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in under 2.5 seconds. Ferrari is emphasizing a fully in-house production strategy, with 75 percent recycled aluminum used in the chassis and a low center of gravity to optimize handling and driving dynamics. Market launch is planned for 2026.

Urban Arrow has introduced the Breeze, its first longtail cargo bike — marking a new segment for the brand. Unlike its traditional front-loader designs, the Breeze places its cargo area above an extended rear rack.

The bike weighs around 35 kg and supports a total load (including rider) of up to 200 kg. The rear rack can carry up to 80 kg, while the optional front rack holds around 15 kg. Power comes from a Bosch Cargo Line motor combined with battery options ranging from 400 Wh to 800 Wh. With its blend of comfort, range, and carrying capacity, the Breeze is designed for families, urban logistics, and daily commuting.