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Spy shots have emerged showing a redesigned Mercedes-Benz C-Class testing in China. The new model features a larger shield-shaped grille with three-pointed star motifs and horizontal chrome trim, aligning with Mercedes' latest design language. The headlights and taillights also incorporate the signature three-pointed star elements. The test mule is a plug-in hybrid variant, with the current C 350 e L priced at 408,800 yuan as a reference. Official launch timing remains undisclosed.

Mitsubishi's B-segment SUV Xforce launched in Malaysia in April 2026, powered by a 1.5L NA engine mated to an Aisin CVT. It offers Urban and Ultimate variants priced at RM109,980 and RM119,980, with the higher trim adding selectable drive modes and Yamaha premium audio system.

Geely will launch a range-extender variant of the Starray EM-i, badged as EM-R, making Thailand its first global launch market. Derived from the existing PHEV model, it removes the engine direct-drive clutch, with the 1.5L NA engine acting purely as a generator to power the traction motor.

XPeng has officially unveiled the official images of its new mid-large SUV G9L. Positioned as a 300,000-yuan 5-seat tech flagship, it offers both BEV and PHEV range-extender variants, with an 800V ultra-fast charging platform that adds 450km of range in 9 minutes.

Lexus unveiled the 8th-generation XZ20 ES at GIIAS 2026 Indonesia, launching ES350h hybrid and ES350e EV variants priced at Rp 1.299 billion and Rp 1.48 billion. The EV version is equipped with a 74.7kWh battery pack, delivering around 560km WLTP range.

The upgraded Honda Civic e:HEV RS made its public debut at GIIAS 2026 Indonesia. Retaining the original 2.0L e:HEV powertrain, it adds the Prelude-derived S+ Shift function to simulate 8AT shifting experience. The Indonesian-spec unit keeps the LaneWatch camera system instead of the Thai-market BSM indicator setup.