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smart has unveiled interior images of the #6, its first luxury liftback sedan, ahead of its public debut at the 2026 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition and mid-year market launch. The cabin features a dual-screen layout with central and passenger displays, a 20-speaker Sennheiser sound system (7.1.4 configuration, 2000W+ peak output), aircraft turbine-inspired air vents, and nearly 800 lighting points with 256-color ambient lighting. Exterior design draws shark inspiration with a "bionic shark-mouth" front air channel and electrically deployable rear spoiler. Measuring 4,906/1,922/1,508 mm with a 2,926 mm wheelbase, the mid-size vehicle offers 19- and 20-inch wheel options. Powertrain comprises a 1.5L turbocharged plug-in hybrid producing 320 kW system output via a 3-speed DHT, with 20 kWh and 41.46 kWh battery options delivering up to 285 km CLTC electric range. Advanced features include LiDAR, FSD variable damping, and Continental EC7S high-performance tires.

Dongfeng Motor has confirmed its participation in the 2026 Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS), debuting three new energy vehicles for the Malaysian market. The MHero II (M817 in China) is a premium hardcore off-road SUV under the Mengshi sub-brand, measuring 5,100×1,998×1,899mm with a 3,005mm wheelbase. It features a 1.5L turbo PHEV powertrain delivering 687 PS/848 Nm, 215 km pure-electric range (CLTC), 900mm wading depth, and 3.5m turning radius. The Voyah Dream, a full-size seven-seat luxury MPV under the Voyah premium NEV brand, offers a 3,200mm wheelbase and dual powertrain options: PHEV variants with 800V architecture and 5C ultra-fast charging deliver 653 PS/915 Nm with 225-350 km electric range, while the BEV version produces 551 PS with 700 km range from a 108.7 kWh battery. The third model, designated 008, awaits further details.

Mazda Malaysia distributor Bermaz has confirmed its participation in the 2026 Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS) from June 12-21, teasing the showcase of an all-new SUV model destined for the local market. Based on prior announcements, the vehicle is highly anticipated to be the third-generation Mazda CX-5, scheduled for official launch in Q3 2026 (July-September). Bermaz will implement a dual-generation sales strategy: the outgoing second-generation CX-5 will continue as an entry-level 2.0L variant, while the new generation focuses exclusively on 2.5L powertrains, replacing the existing 2.5L gasoline and 2.2L diesel configurations.

GAC Trumpet has released official teaser images of its new hardcore off-road SUV, codenamed "T75," featuring the popular "square box" silhouette, plug-in hybrid powertrain, and an all-new digital chassis enabling full-scenario off-road capability. The model will make its global debut at the 2026 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition opening April 24. Design highlights include a squared front fascia with closed grille, vertically stacked triple LED daytime running lights, roof-mounted LiDAR and front fender sensors indicating advanced driver assistance systems, wide flared wheel arches, all-terrain tires, side steps, and flush-mounted mechanical door handles. Fuel and charging ports are positioned on opposite rear fenders, while the rear features vertical taillights, side-hinged tailgate with external spare wheel mounting, and robust bumper protection.

BYD's premium sub-brand Denza has confirmed the Malaysian market introduction of the Denza B8, a rebadged version of China's Fangchengbao Bao 8, with registration of interest now open on its official website. The PHEV variant features a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder engine paired with an electric motor, delivering 578 PS/760 Nm and 0-100 km/h acceleration in 4.8 seconds. It carries a 36.8 kWh battery providing approximately 100 km electric range (WLTP) and 1,200 km combined range, supporting 120 kW DC fast charging (30-80% in 16 minutes) and 6.6 kW V2L external power supply. As Malaysia's government currently offers no tax incentives for PHEV vehicles and the B8 occupies a premium market position, local pricing is expected to reflect its high-end positioning.

Great Wall Motor has released teaser images of its new "Square Box" flagship SUV, the second product built on the company's latest "Guiyuan" vehicle architecture following the WEY V9X. Positioned in the RMB 300,000+ segment, the model continues Great Wall's iconic "H Series" lineage with internal naming preferences leaning toward "H10" or "HX" to signify its flagship status. Design features classic boxy off-road proportions with a squared front fascia, rectangular headlamp clusters, layered full-width air intakes, and robust bumper styling. Roof-mounted LiDAR indicates integration of Great Wall's latest advanced driver assistance systems. Chairman Wei Jianjun has initiated a public naming campaign via social media, with official debut and market launch expected within the year.