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Spy shots of Lexus' first three-row electric flagship SUV TZ (possibly named TZ9) have been exposed. Based on Toyota's electric Highlander, it is positioned to compete with Volvo EX90 and is scheduled for release between late 2026 and early 2027. Its dimensions are basically consistent with the electric Highlander, with length, width and height of 5050/1989/1709mm and a wheelbase of 3051mm, featuring exclusive Lexus design details.

The Changan Eado Blue Whale Super Engine variant has been spotted ahead of its debut at the Beijing Auto Show on April 24. The compact sedan retains the current design language with refinements including a borderless grille, star-ring full-width light bar and three-section air intakes. The rear features intricate full-width taillights, dual exhaust outlets and an active rear spoiler. Dimensions are 4,785×1,840×1,460mm with a 2,765mm wheelbase. The interior features a wraparound cockpit with 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster and 14.6-inch central display, powered by the Tianshu intelligent cockpit and Tianshu OS with standard DeepSeek AI large language model for full-scenario voice interaction. Additional equipment includes wireless charging, 8-speaker audio, 256-color ambient lighting, panoramic sunroof and heated/ventilated front seats.

The Changan UNI-V HEV has been spotted ahead of the Beijing Auto Show, following MIIT homologation and set for official debut at the event. The sportback retains its ICE counterpart's athletic design with a closed grille, aggressive three-section air intakes, quad exhaust outlets and full-width taillights accented with orange detailing. Dimensions are 4,740×1,838×1,435mm with a 2,750mm wheelbase. Powertrain comprises a 1.5T hybrid-dedicated engine producing 110kW paired with Sunwoda ternary lithium batteries, achieving 4.28L/100km combined fuel consumption, expanding Changan's UNI sequence in the new energy sportback segment.

XPeng confirmed plans to launch its flagship GX large SUV in Malaysia during Q3/Q4 2026, with right-hand-drive production already underway—ahead of the P7 sedan. Measuring 5,265 mm long with a 3,115 mm wheelbase, the six-seater GX features a 17.3-inch 3K central touchscreen and "zero-gravity" second-row seats. It offers dual powertrain options: a BEV variant on 800V architecture with 5C fast charging, dual 270 kW motors, 4-second 0-100 km/h acceleration and 750 km CLTC range; and an EREV variant with a 1.5L turbo range-extender delivering 1,585 km combined CLTC range. China pricing starts at RMB 399,800.

Toyota Motor Corporation and Woven by Toyota unveiled advanced AI technologies on April 22, 2026, to accelerate innovation at Woven City, which launched in September 2025. Key announcements include the Woven City AI Vision Engine, a large-scale Vision Language Model enabling real-time understanding of visual, behavioral and environmental data for safety coordination. The Integrated ANZEN System integrates this with Behavior AI and Drive Sync Assist to create a unified people-mobility-infrastructure safety ecosystem. Complementing these are the Infra Hub unified data platform and Data Fabric privacy framework. The newly operational Inventor Garage provides end-to-end co-creation spaces for partners. Currently undergoing proof-of-concept with UCC Japan, these technologies are planned for deployment beyond Woven City.

The Wuling Starlight L has been spotted ahead of the 2026 Beijing Auto Show. Positioned as a large SUV with a six-seat layout and 2,950mm wheelbase, the model debuts Wuling's new "Aerial Aesthetics" design language featuring a full-width star-ring light bar with segmented vertical elements and active air vents. Dimensions are 4,980×1,930×1,760mm, riding on 20-inch wheels with Michelin tires. Five exterior colors are offered: Pine Green, Lake Blue, Ink Bamboo Black, Mountain Silver and Morning Frost White. The rear adopts full-width taillights echoing the front design. Powertrain comprises a 1.5L plug-in hybrid system, expanding Wuling's new energy large SUV portfolio.