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The Li Auto i8 rear-wheel drive long-range version launched on August 6 at 309,800 yuan. Orders placed before August 31 enjoy benefits worth up to 35,750 yuan, including 3-year 0% interest or 5-year ultra-low interest financing, plus complimentary zero-gravity seats with 16-point massage. The single rear motor produces 250kW with 780km range, and adds an electric frunk (20-inch luggage capacity). Dimensions are 5085/1960/1740mm with a 3,050mm wheelbase, offering four body colors and two wheel options. The interior offers two color schemes, dual front zero-gravity seats with 16-point massage, and the right rear seat features a zero-gravity seat with 78° leg rest extension and 145° recline.

The updated Toyota GR86 debuts in Japan on August 28. As the most widely delivered model in Toyota's GR lineup with approximately 110,000 units since 2021, the new model adds a Solid Gray exterior finish previously limited to 2017. The interior upgrades include redesigned switches in cast iron black and red accents on seat side bolsters. Driving improvements include remapped throttle control and tuned electric power steering for better cornering precision, while the manual transmission features a 0.5mm wider chamfer between 4th and 5th gear for smoother shifts. Outputs remain unchanged with the FA24 2.4L naturally aspirated boxer-four at 235 PS and 250 Nm. The EyeSight system gains a triple-camera setup with a new ultra-wide-angle monocular camera for expanded field of view.

The 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser Hybrid debuted at GIIAS 2026 in Indonesia, offered in VX-R (from Rp 2.716 billion / approximately RM620k) and GR-S (from Rp 2.816 billion / approximately RM643k) variants. Both use a parallel hybrid system with a 3.5L twin-turbo V6 producing 415 PS and 650 Nm, paired with a 36 kW electric motor (49 PS/250 Nm) and a 10-speed automatic. The VX-R gets a torque-sensing rear LSD while the GR-S features front and rear locking differentials. Off-road capabilities include Auto MTS, Turn Assist, and Crawl Control with 30°/25°/20° approach/breakover/departure angles. Visual differences from the diesel are minimal, mainly the HEV badge. Inside, both variants get 12.3-inch driver display and infotainment touchscreen, with the GR-S offering a red-and-black two-tone interior option.

The VinFast Limo Green launched in Indonesia at Rp 389 million (approximately RM89k), more affordable than the VF MPV 7 at Rp 420 million (RM96k). Positioned for fleet and ride-hailing use, it is CKD assembled at VinFast's Subang plant. Measuring 4740/1872/1723mm with a 2840mm wheelbase, it is similar in size to the Toyota Kijang Innova Zenix. Power comes from a 60.2 kWh LFP battery and front motor producing 204 PS and 280 Nm, delivering up to 450 km NEDC range with 0-100 km/h in 10 seconds. Charging supports 6.9 kW AC and 80 kW DC (10-70% in 30 minutes). Features include a 10.1-inch touchscreen, LED lighting, dual-zone climate control with third-row vents, and four airbags. Vehicle warranty is seven years/160,000 km, while the battery is guaranteed for 10 years/200,000 km.

The Yangwang U8L Dingzang Edition has officially launched at 1.458 million yuan. Positioned as the brand's top flagship, it features a 2+2 four-seat layout with the signature "ding" family design, matrix LED headlights, and top-bottom split electric tailgate, with optional gold badges. Dimensions measure 5400/2049/1921mm with a 3,250mm wheelbase, offering six body colors and four wheel options. Interior highlights include four theme colors, semi-aniline leather seats with mountain-pattern embroidery, God Eye A assisted driving with triple LiDAR, rear zero-gravity executive seats (150° recline, 18-point massage), 21.4-inch rear ceiling screen, 7-inch flip armrest screen, and executive center console.

The seventh-generation Subaru Outback debuted at GIIAS 2026 in Indonesia, priced from 1,025 million rupiah (approximately RM233,966). The new model abandons the traditional station wagon form for a more upright, rugged front fascia design. It is powered by a 2.5L naturally aspirated boxer four-cylinder engine producing 180 hp, paired with a CVT and full-time AWD. The larger body yields 980 liters of luggage space, while roof rails can bear 363 kg statically and 100 kg dynamically with a Subaru-first 100 kg lateral load capacity for hanging items. Inside, a horizontally oriented 12.1-inch infotainment screen and 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster replace the previous vertical setup, with physical climate controls retained. Safety includes the EyeSight suite with three stereo cameras, four radar units, and four sensors, plus nine airbags including a center airbag.