With October Sales Rising 14.9% Month-on-Month, EXEED Advances Its Premium Layout Via User Summit and Global Experience

Nov 2, 2026

Wuhu, Anhui, China, November 2, 2026 -- In October 2026, EXEED’s global sales climbed 14.9% month on month. The 2026 EXEED International User Summit held that month offered global users a concentrated opportunity to experience the brand’s products and technologies. Feedback gathered from these experiences continues to accumulate and guides EXEED as it advances its premium market layout, giving consumers more tangible expectations for future luxury mobility.

Design and Performance Progress Hand in Hand, with New Models Slated for Launch in North Africa and the Middle East

On 18 October, the brand unveiled its new design language at the global R&D center in Shanghai. Styling Designer Christo Pavlidis and Chief Designer Juan Manuel Diaz jointly interpreted the Future Luxury design language, translating the fluidity of water and the solid presence of glaciers into two stylistic expressions: sporty and luxurious. The ES GT reconciles design excellence with driving practicality through a wrap-around cockpit and actively supportive side-bolster seats. The EX9, EX8 and EX7 embody distinct SUV design directions, while the MPV Concept explores multi-passenger mobility solutions. The ES GT, ET 2027 and X Concept were on static display, and workshops were held to collect feedback from global users.

From 19 to 20 October, the ET 2027, RX 2027 and RX MY[1] completed their first professional track test drives at Zhejiang International Circuit, putting power and handling to the test across the circuit’s 16 corners. The ET 2027 peaks at 353 kW of maximum power and sprints from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.6 seconds. Its front double-wishbone and rear five-link suspension paired with the IAS+CDC system strikes a balance between lateral support in corners and ride comfort. The RX 2027’s four-motor all-wheel-drive system delivers a combined output of 395 kW and hits 100 km/h from standstill in 4.9 seconds, with an intelligent AWD response time of 0.02 seconds to support post-corner acceleration and continuous direction changes. Built on the Texxeract new-energy technology system, the vehicle’s high performance also caters to everyday overtaking and family journeys.

Technology demonstrations extend to parking scenarios and family life. The ET 2027 showcased its SIVP valet parking function, which can complete automatic parking and vehicle retrieval under applicable conditions to ease the hassle of navigating tight parking bays and walking to collect the car. Users are still required to monitor the system and take over control when necessary. The AiMOGA robot “Mobo” made its official debut with global pre-orders open. It addresses family needs via object-recognition Q&A, interactive companionship and reminder functions. Thirty-five pioneer users were appointed as the first batch of experience officers to support product refinement.

Integrated with Local Fashion, Turning Luxury into a Tangible Experience

On 10 October, EXEED served as an official partner at the 12th “Proudly Moroccan – LH Chapter 12” fashion event in Marrakech, Morocco. The ES, ET and RX models provided VIP shuttle services, while the ES and ET were also featured in static displays. Attendees could admire the vehicles’ lines, proportions and materials before stepping into the cabin to sample the ride experience. By blending design with mobility services, the brand continued its cultural dialogue with Moroccan fashion.

In Poland, EXLANTIX was the title sponsor for fashion shows by Katarzyna Lewińska and Tomasz Ossoliński. Hosted at the Old Orangery within Royal Łazienki Park, the collection drew inspiration from 19th-century fashion and showcased fine craftsmanship and classic design. The brand provided VIP transport and exhibited the EXLANTIX ES adorned with floral installations. Aligning with the shared emphasis on craftsmanship and meticulous detail between automobiles and fashion, EXEED backed local creative talent and deepened bonds with local consumers.

EXEED’s October initiatives form a connected roadmap rather than isolated moves: from the Future Luxury design language to the 16 corners of the international circuit, and to bringing the ES, ET and RX into local cultural settings in Morocco and Poland. Design, performance, technology and culture each carry distinct focus, yet together shape the tangible profile of EXEED’s premium transformation. With the ET 2027 and RX 2027 scheduled for launch in North Africa and the Middle East in 2027, “The Pulse Lives on” is no longer a slogan, but an ongoing commitment delivered across markets and scenarios.
[1] RX MY is referred to as OMODA9 MY in some markets.

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