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BYD's compact SUV Yuan UP DM-i made its European debut, offering 90km pure electric range and 1000km total range. The plug-in hybrid model retains the design of its EV counterpart and features the fifth-generation DM system with a 1.5L engine and electric motor. Currently, the Yuan UP is only available in pure electric variants in China, priced from 74,800 to 119,800 yuan.

The BJ60 Range-Extended Executive Edition launched on November 30, priced from RMB 275,800. This new variant features a 548hp extended-range hybrid powertrain with 1,200km CLTC combined range. Segment-exclusive onboard oxygen generator and satellite communication systems target plateau users. Design updates include 20-inch wheels with exclusive badging, full black Alcantara interior, and IP68-rated battery protection.

The third-generation Landian E5 PLUS will launch on December 3, priced from RMB 119,800. The SUV features a 230km CLTC electric range, FSD adaptive suspension, and new all-wheel-drive variant. Intelligent upgrades include Doubao AI cockpit model, APA auto parking, and steering-controlled lane change. Measuring 4760/1865/1710mm with a 2785mm wheelbase, it offers two camping packages for outdoor enthusiasts.

The production version of Jetour Zongheng F700 has been spotted undisguised. Positioned as an off-road pickup, it continues the boxy design language of the G700 with rectangular LED DRLs and an off-road bumper. The interior includes a 15.6-inch floating touchscreen and 35.4-inch panoramic display. Power comes from the Kunpeng CDM-O PHEV system, combining a 2.0TD dedicated hybrid engine with four motors for 1,200 kW total output. A 4C dual-layer battery supports 10-minute fast charging (20-80%).

Perodua will officially launch its first electric vehicle, the QV-E, today at 9:30 AM via Facebook and TikTok livestream. Positioned as a B-segment crossover similar in size to the Proton X50, the EV is priced around RM80,000. It features a 52.5 kWh battery delivering 400-410 km real-world range and 0-100 km/h acceleration in 6-7 seconds. The model introduces Malaysia's pioneering Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) program, allowing separate battery leasing with monthly payments. Customers may alternatively purchase the battery outright with an 8-year warranty. A guaranteed future value scheme addresses EV depreciation concerns.

Changan Qiyuan has launched a national sales campaign for the all-new Q05 electric compact SUV, offering a fixed price of RMB 74,900-104,900 after replacement subsidies. The vehicle features the Digital Wing 2.0 design language, measuring 4435/1855/1600mm with a 2735mm wheelbase. Interior highlights include a 15.6-inch 2.5K central display and 10.17-inch digital instrument cluster with CarPlay/HiCar connectivity. High-spec models equip a LiDAR and multi-sensor suite enabling highway/urban elevated Navigation on Autopilot (NOA). Six major purchase benefits are included.