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The 212 T01 60th Anniversary Edition interior features a two-tone design with exclusive embroidery. Exterior adds commemorative graphics and soft-top. Dimensions are 4705/1895/1936mm with a 2860mm wheelbase, 40° approach and 36° departure angles. The 185kW 2.0T engine pairs with an 8AT, part-time 4WD, optional diff locks and OFFROAD mode, blending rugged capability with modern tech.

On Dec 28, Leapmotor unveiled the full-size MPV D99 featuring a wind-cheating “bullet-head” design and split pixel-DLP headlamps. The EREV variant introduces an industry-first dual-motor 4WD range-extender with an 80.3kWh pack, while the BEV rides on a 1000V architecture and debuts CATL’s 115kWh ultra-hybrid cell. Measuring ~5.2m, it offers a 1.46m² panoramic roof, ISD interactive tail-lamps and five body colors, setting a new benchmark for intelligent luxury MPVs.

On Dec 27, Dongfeng Forthing opened pre-orders for the Star Sea T5, a new compact electric SUV offering 530 km CLTC range across two trims priced 153,900–161,900 RMB. The 4,600 mm closed-grille crossover rides on a 2,730 mm wheelbase, features 13-inch floating central display, 17-inch aero wheels and full-width LED taillamps, targeting China’s mainstream EV family segment.

Lexus launches the RZ600e F Sport Performance, a hotter EV derivative of the RZ550e F Sport. System power rises to 426 PS via revised battery limits, ride height drops 20 mm, and 21-inch Enkei wheels conceal 20-inch six-piston brakes. The 77 kWh pack, steer-by-wire and simulated 8-speed manual remain, while carbon-aero add-ons and Ultrasuede 2 cabin amp up the track vibe. Japanese price: ≈ ¥12 million.

Chinese luxury marque Hongqi officially lands in Singapore via Eurokars Elite; the right-hand-drive E-HS9 full-size electric SUV will be unveiled at the Singapore Motorshow (8-11 Jan 2026) and launched the same year. Measuring 5209 mm long with a 3110 mm wheelbase, the twin-motor 4WD offers 218 or 333 PS rear output and 84-120 kWh batteries for 380-515 km WLTP range. Air suspension, matrix LEDs and full ADAS are standard. A showroom at 19 Leng Kee Road will be followed by an electric sedan and two mid-size SUVs, plus ICE options.

China's luxury brand Hongqi has officially entered the Singapore market through Eurokars Elite. Its first right-hand-drive model, the E-HS9, will debut at the Singapore Auto Show from January 8-11, 2026, and be available for purchase within the year. The large pure electric SUV offers three battery options (77-120 kWh), with a WLTP range of 380-515 km, a combined output of 426 PS, and comes standard with air suspension and a full ADAS suite. The showroom is located at 19 Leng Kee Road, with plans to introduce a pure electric sedan and two mid-size SUVs in the future. Singapore is expected to become Hongqi's first right-hand-drive market in ASEAN.