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Xiaomi revealed more details and interior images of the Pengcheng N90 Max, to officially launch on the evening of July 30. Rear doors open 90 degrees for easy boarding. First and second rows face each other for equal comfort. The sliding center console moves between rows with an eco table, instantly creating a four-person tea table. Third-row cushions fold away and second-row seats slide back extensively for generous legroom.

On July 29, the Ora 5 Sport Edition was spotted in real form. The new model features a two-tone exterior design with a dedicated black-and-yellow interior. According to the brand, the Ora 5 Sport Edition targets urban fashion while the Ora 5 GT focuses on handling and sport performance. The Sport Edition continues the brand's fashionable design language, meeting young users' aesthetic needs with its two-tone body and sport-oriented interior, further completing Ora's compact car market portfolio.

Launched in Indonesia last month, the BYD M6 DM marks BYD's foray into combustion-engined vehicles in the country. The plug-in hybrid MPV offers two variants: Classic with 74kWh Blade LFP battery (45km pure electric range) and Cross with 18.3kWh (110km range). The powertrain combines a 163PS/210Nm electric motor, 101PS/126Nm 1.5L naturally-aspirated engine, and single-speed DHT, achieving 0-100km/h in 9.1 seconds and 170km/h top speed.

Following its launch earlier this month, the Mitsubishi Xforce HEV made a public appearance at GIIAS, priced at 445 million rupiah (about RM101k), higher than petrol-only Exceed (388M IDR) and Ultimate (399M IDR). The Xforce HEV is Mitsubishi's first hybrid model in Indonesia and first locally assembled (CKD) hybrid, produced by PT MMKI in Bekasi Regency, West Java. While Indonesia gets both hybrid and petrol variants, Malaysia receives only petrol while Thailand gets hybrid-only.

Indonesia is a huge market for Wuling, so the 2026-facelift Hongguang Mini EV (debuted China February) launches in Indonesia as the Wuling Aira at GIIAS 2026. The Bingo-like face is gone, now featuring wide-eyed design with chrome-rimmed spectacles, charging flap on nose, rear mirroring front. Dimensions 3,2681,5501,575mm, wheelbase 2,190mm—even a Kancil's wheelbase is longer—making it smaller than the already-diminutive Bingo. Four-leaf clover hubcaps (13-inch steel wheels), rear-wheel drive with no frunk, tyres 155/70.

BMW Group Malaysia announced the new iX3 L will officially launch in Malaysia on August 6. The first Neue Klasse EV model was revealed globally ten months ago, ushering a massive overhaul of design language, interior tech and powertrain. The iX3 L gains 108mm wheelbase to 3,005mm, extending length to 4,890mm, produced in Shenyang to benefit from Chinese EV import tax incentives. Features include pull-up door handles, monochromatic color scheme extending to steering wheel, dashboard and center console, thicker seats with built-in front passenger leg rest, and rear seats reclining up to 121 degrees.