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Company fleets, 5 premium cars coming in 2026. Also electric

New entries on the car list, ranging from hybrid, super hybrid and electric models

by Simonluca Pini

30 December 2025

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Bmw i3
DS No.7
Mercedes CLA hybrid
Fashion 7
Volvo XC70

2' min read

Translated by AI

Versione italiana

2026 will see the arrival of a list of new models suitable for inclusion on company car lists, with equipment and features designed for those who use the car as an extension of their office. Good news on the autonomy front, with electric cars with over 800 kilometres available and plug-ins with extended autonomy, dubbed super hybrids, capable of exceeding 150 kilometres with the heat engine switched off. We discover five models coming in the next year.

Bmw i3

The Bmw i3 will arrive during 2026 and will be the Munich brand's first all-electric sedan. Built on the same platform used by the iX3, christened Neue Klasse, it will have an approximate range of more than 800 kilometres. A lot of technology and Level 3 autonomous driving is expected on board.

DS No.7

The brand is French but production is Italian for the future DS N.7, an SUV built in Melfi on the same platform as the Jeep Compass. A wide range of engines are expected, from the all-electric version to the 1.2 mild hybrid and the 1.6 plug-in hybrid.

Mercedes CLA hybrid

2026 will be the year of the road debut of the Mercedes CLA hybrid, a model built on the MMA multi-energy platform brought to debut by the electric version. Available in three different versions, all powered by the 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine with a 48-volt system, it will be offered in two- and four-wheel drive versions. The interior mounts up to three screens and turns it into a real office on four wheels.

Fashion 7

The Omoda 7 will hit the road in 2026 and has all the makings of a car list, thanks to its combination of super hybrid powertrain, on-board technology, space and a competitive price. A 347-horsepower plug-in hybrid version will be available at launch with almost 100 kilometres of range in all-electric mode.

Volvo XC70

Volvo XC70 will be the first 'super hybrid' SUV produced by the Swedish manufacturer. Built on the SMA platform, it will hit the road in 2026 with an electric range of more than 180 kilometres. Traditionally, the safety equipment will be among the most comprehensive, making it suitable for those who use the car daily for many hundreds of kilometres.