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The 2026 Jetour X90 PRO mid-size SUV hit the market on 10 Dec., priced 13.59–16.79 across five trims. Measuring 4858 mm long with a 2850 mm wheelbase, it offers 5/6/7-seat layouts and up to 1634 L cargo space. A 15.6-inch central display powered by Snapdragon 8155, quad-zone voice control and FOTA highlight the upgraded tech package.

Kia will launch a second facelift of the K5 sedan in the first half of 2027, targeting annual output of 80,000 units and production through 2030. The line-up will cover petrol, hybrid and PHEV variants to meet diverse emissions rules and infrastructure levels while minimising development cost. The updated model will also adopt Hyundai Motor Group’s next-gen Pleos OS for enhanced infotainment and software integration.

Hycan kicked off blind orders for the A800 large range-extender sedan on 19 Dec; 88/888 RMB deposits secure launch perks. The coupe-styled car stretches >6m with a 6068mm light blade, Huawei pixel-projection headlamps, roof-mounted LiDAR, 1.5T range-extender power, ADS 4 Level-2+ AD and HarmonySpace 5 cockpit. Six colour options are offered, with official launch slated for later this year.

The facelifted BMW 5 Series Touring has been spotted testing, with production slated for July 2027. Despite earlier rumors of a Neue Klasse-inspired redesign, the latest spy shots suggest a more conservative approach, retaining the iconic kidney grille. The test car features a closed-off grille and an “E” license plate, hinting at a plug-in hybrid or fully electric powertrain. The front bumper’s split air intakes suggest the M Sport package will be available.

MINI has released the Silver Frequency Limited Edition Cooper: 52 units each for the electric and 3-door petrol variants, priced from RM217,800 and RM288,800 respectively. Order by 31 Dec and choose 0-interest/0-down-payment or purchase-tax halving plus 6-year service plans. Both wear retro all-silver paint; the petrol gets red-and-black JCW sports seats, while the EV debuts an all-black cabin with Vescin upholstery.

The upcoming 2026 Porsche 911 Turbo S Touring coupe has been spied again, showing the same discreet formula as the cabrio: horizontal trims on the active front-shutter vents, signature side intakes for the 3.6-litre flat-six turbo, and—crucially—an active rear spoiler instead of a fixed wing, giving owners supercar performance with Q-ship looks.