New Car Reveals and Auto Shows: Munich, Tokyo, Shanghai — 2026-10-25
The automotive world is buzzing with fresh reveals from the Paris Motor Show aftermath, including a potential production revival of the quirky Fiat Multipla and the debut of EXEED’s new "Future Luxury" design language in Shanghai. Meanwhile, the Japan Mobility Show Bizweek concluded its business-focused week, and recent coverage highlights the surge of Chinese EVs in Europe and updated details on the 2027 Hyundai Tucson.
New Car Reveals and Auto Shows: Munich, Tokyo, Shanghai — 2026-10-25
Top developments
Fiat Multipla Revival Moves Closer to Production
Motor1 reported four days ago that Fiat is seriously considering putting the "Multiplay" concept into production within three years. This revival aims to capture the practical, family-friendly spirit of the original Multipla but with modern SUV styling. The concept was a standout at the recent Paris Motor Show, blending three cars into one functional footprint.
EXEED Unveils "Future Luxury" Design Language in Shanghai
On October 22, 2026, Chinese brand EXEED held its International User Summit in Shanghai, introducing its all-new design language titled "Future Luxury." The event showcased the EX9, EX8, EX7, and an MPV concept, marking a significant step in the brand’s global design strategy.
2027 Hyundai Tucson Details Emerge
NetCarShow published updated information and specs for the 2027 Hyundai Tucson two days ago. The new model features a myriad of advanced technologies and continues Hyundai’s trend of integrating high-tech features into mainstream SUVs, positioning it as a key competitor in the global market.
Local view
Japan: Bizweek Focuses on Business Matching
The Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026, which ran from October 13–16 in Chiba, focused on business-to-business opportunities rather than consumer car reveals. Asahi Shimbun reported that many companies from the Tokai region used the event to seek new partnerships, highlighting the show’s role as a supply chain and technology hub for the Japanese auto industry.
Germany: Chinese EVs Dominating European Coverage
German media continues to analyze the impact of Chinese manufacturers at the recent Paris Motor Show. Connect.de highlighted models like the XPeng G9L and Denza Z, noting their prices and launch dates as they enter the European market. The coverage emphasizes how Chinese brands are challenging established European players with competitive pricing and tech.
Japan: Paris Show Highlights for Japanese Readers
Japanese outlets like Carview and Autocar Japan provided detailed summaries of the Paris Motor Show, focusing on models relevant to the Japanese market or those with unique design philosophies. Carview highlighted the Fiat Multiplay and Renault Espace Van concepts, while Autocar Japan selected 20 notable new cars, including the revived Citroën 2CV concept.
Context & numbers
Pricing and Availability
The Volkswagen Touareg Final Edition, a special edition model, is available for order until the end of March 2026 with a starting price of 75,025 euros. This model marks the end of an era for the luxury SUV, which has been in production since 2002.
Design Leadership
Citroën Design Chief Cyrille Leclercq emphasized in an interview that future car designers must master both engineering and business to succeed. He noted that designers are now playing a bigger role in shaping vehicle development and brand direction, a shift from traditional styling roles.
On the radar
Upcoming Events
- Automechanika Shanghai: Asia’s largest automotive aftermarket trade fair is scheduled for later in 2026, with over 6,000 exhibitors expected.
- Detroit Auto Show: Returns to its traditional January slot in 2027, aiming to boost attendance with over 30 brands participating.
Rumors
- Ferrari Luce: The all-electric Ferrari Luce, revealed earlier in 2026, is scheduled for European deliveries in Q4 2026, with a power output of 1,050 cv.
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