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Li Auto announced on 31 October 2025 a recall of 11,411 2024 Mega MPVs from 7 November to replace the coolant, power battery and front motor controller after a Mega caught fire in Shanghai on 23 October.

Geely Galaxy launched the V900, the first model in its V series and an extended-range version of the LEVC L380, in China on 20 January 2026 from RMB 269,800, with up to 1,220 km combined range.

Luxeed launched the V9 extended-range MPV in Shanghai on 15 May 2026 from 389,800 yuan, the first MPV in Huawei's HIMA alliance, after over 40,000 pre-orders since 22 April.

Zeekr launched the revamped 009 luxury MPV in China on 19 May 2026 with a limited-time RMB 413,800 start, higher trims moving to 900 volts with a 115-kWh battery, and deliveries from 20 May.

China's market regulator SAMR announced on 24 July 2026 that XPeng will recall 33,473 X9 MPVs built from August 2023 to August 2025 for front air springs that can slowly leak, with the recall starting 28 August.

Huawei and JAC's Maextro launched the V800 (766,000 to 1,016,000 yuan) and V680 (648,000 yuan) extended-range MPVs on 5 August 2026 to challenge the Toyota Alphard and Lexus LM, and said 2,115 firm orders arrived within an hour.

Li Auto launched a revamped Mega on 2 September 2026 in a single Home version at RMB 509,800, RMB 50,000 below the previous Home, adding four LiDARs, rear-wheel steering and a right-hand-drive version due by year-end.

Voyah, Dongfeng's premium EV brand, launched the Dream 9 seven-seat MPV with Huawei's Qiankun ADS 5, plug-in hybrid and battery-electric versions, and prices from RMB 419,900; right-hand-drive export starts in November.

Stelato opened pre-sales of the V8 seven-seat MPV on 28 September 2026 from 329,800 yuan at a HIMA product event, offering BEV range up to 830 km and EREV combined range up to 1,465 km.