BMW's bold Neue Klasse plans; Honda creates sleek Saloon to combat 'superficial' Chinese electric sedans; How the Shanghai skyline inspired Volvo's latest model

The first Neue Klasse-based models will be an SUV and a sedan in the core midsize segment.

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