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Spy shots of the Geely FS21 production model have emerged, indicating it will serve as the successor to the current Xingrui (FS11). The FS21 prototype was previously unveiled at Geely's i-HEV Intelligent Hybrid technology launch, confirming LiDAR equipment and Qianli Haohan H5 intelligent driving system support, with both HEV and PHEV powertrain options expected. The vehicle is currently undergoing camouflaged testing, with an official launch date yet to be announced.

BMW Group Malaysia has officially priced the iX1 L long-wheelbase electric SUV, with the sole eDrive20L M Sport variant retailing at RM252,800 on-the-road without insurance—over RM2,000 less than initially estimated. The CBU China-imported model benefits from favorable tax structures, contrasting with the German-built standard iX1. The package includes a standard eight-year/160,000 km battery warranty and two-year unlimited mileage vehicle warranty, with an optional five-year warranty and six-year maintenance plan at RM268,600. Power comes from a front-mounted single motor producing 204 PS and 250 Nm, achieving 0-100 km/h in 8.6 seconds and a top speed of 175 km/h.

Geely has unveiled the Boyue 10th Anniversary Champion Edition to commemorate a decade since the model's launch. As of March 2026, cumulative sales have surpassed 2.35 million units across 60+ countries and regions. The special edition retains the current design with a large shield grille, vertical chrome accents, and boomerang-style fog lamp trim, while adding an exclusive Time Blue paint option and 10th-anniversary commemorative badging. Dimensions remain 4,549 mm long with a 2,707 mm wheelbase, with upgrades focused on exterior and interior enhancements.

Proton eMas has added a new Jade Green colour option to the eMas 5 lineup, debuting at Penang Autoshow 2026. Lighter than the Emerald Green on the eMas 7, the new shade brings the total palette to six colours. Jade Green is available across all variants with Slate Grey interior at no extra cost. Pricing remains RM56,800 for the Prime and RM69,800 for the Premium (on-the-road without insurance). Both variants feature rear-wheel-drive single-motor setups—79 PS/130 Nm for Prime and 116 PS/150 Nm for Premium—with 30.12 kWh (225 km WLTP) and 40.16 kWh (325 km WLTP) LFP batteries respectively. Both support 30-80% DC fast charging in 20 minutes.

GWM has confirmed the Tank 300 HEV will open for booking in Malaysia, adding a hybrid variant to the locally launched ICE version from July 2024. The HEV combines a 2.0L turbo petrol engine with an electric motor and nine-speed dedicated hybrid automatic transmission, delivering a combined 347 PS and 648 Nm—a significant increase over the ICE's 220 PS and 380 Nm. It features four-wheel drive with front and rear differential locks, tank turn, crawl mode (66% max gradeability), 700 mm wading depth, and an all-terrain control system with seven drive modes. Equipment mirrors the ICE version with added auto parking and smartphone app remote control for doors, windows, climate, and seat ventilation. Safety includes full ADAS with AEB and ACC. Exclusive Sand Beige paint joins Crystal Black and Pearl White options, with 17-inch black wheels and all-terrain tyres. Pricing is expected between the ICE's RM250,000 and the Tank 500 HEV's RM329,000.

Zeekr Malaysia has confirmed the facelifted Zeekr X will arrive in Q2 2026 as one of three planned models for the year. The company sees strong growth potential in Malaysia's premium compact SUV segment, noting increased consumer interest following the Zeekr 7X introduction. Thailand has already received the updated X, gaining powered front doors, B/C-pillar door buttons replacing flush handles, steering wheel touch controls, and front seat massage functions. The base Standard RWD variant now delivers 340 PS. The refreshed model will offer Malaysian consumers a compelling compact premium SUV option with enhanced everyday driving quality.