Detail

SAIC-GM-Wuling's Bingo Pro is scheduled for official launch on May 22, following the opening of pre-sales for four trim levels priced between RMB 58,800 and 72,800. Positioned between the standard Bingo and Bingo S, the five-door, five-seat hatchback measures 4,050/1,758/1,580mm with a 2,560mm wheelbase. Its neo-retro design language features circular LED headlamps with tri-segment arc light strips and rounded rectangular taillights. The cabin incorporates dual 12.8-inch displays, an electronic column shifter, and cloud-soft wraparound seats, powered by the Ling OS infotainment system with AI voice activation. The Bingo Pro delivers a maximum CLTC range of 403km and is available in four color options including Hepburn Green and Rover Silver.

The Genesis GV90 flagship SUV interior has been spied, closely mirroring the Neolun concept. The cabin features a 27-inch integrated widescreen display with control layout and rotary dial logic directly inspired by the show car. Diamond-quilted leather upholstery covers the interior, with a top-tier four-seat executive configuration. Rear passengers gain a center console with wireless charging and a detachable tablet for independent climate, audio, and seat controls. The B-pillarless coach door design integrates front seatbelts into the shoulder area, emphasizing ultra-luxury positioning.

Foton launched the Tunland V7 and V9 pickups in Malaysia through Handal BCM, marking the country's first diesel mild hybrid pickup offerings. Both models feature a 2.0L four-cylinder diesel turbo with 48V mild hybrid assistance, delivering 175PS and 450Nm through a ZF 8-speed automatic and Borgwarner 4WD system. Priced at RM123,800 and RM143,800 respectively, the 5,617mm-long trucks offer 3,500kg towing capacity and 895kg payload. Initial CBU units arrive first, with local CKD assembly commencing Q4 2026 in Johor, backed by a 7-year/200,000km warranty.

IM Motors launched the LS6 SAIC 100 Million Unit Limited Edition, priced at RMB 234,900 and RMB 254,900 for the 76 Max and 103 Max variants respectively. Limited to 5,000 units with deliveries starting early June, the special edition adds a 520-line ultra-vision LiDAR, Nvidia Thor chip (700 TOPS), second-row ventilation and massage, and an in-car refrigerator. Current LS6 and L6 models are also available from RMB 189,900 during a limited sales window, with refreshed versions scheduled for Q3 2026.

Mercedes-AMG has unveiled the all-electric AMG GT, the brand's flagship performance Gran Turismo built on the dedicated AMG.EA (AMG Electric Architecture) platform, marking a definitive departure from V8 powertrains. The range-topping GT 63 4MATIC+ features three axial-flux electric motors paired with a 106kWh battery and 800V architecture, delivering 1,169PS and 2,000Nm in launch control mode, enabling a 0-100km/h sprint of 2.1 seconds and a top speed of 300km/h. The model supports 600kW DC fast charging, replenishing 10%-80% in 11 minutes, with a WLTP range of 696km. The GT 55 variant offers 816PS and 700km range. To preserve AMG's sensory legacy, the AMG FORCE S+ simulated sound system replicates V8 acoustics and vibration feedback. Design cues include an illuminated Panamericana-style grille, three-pointed star headlamps, and classic GT proportions, positioning the model against the Porsche Taycan and Audi e-tron GT.

iCaur Malaysia announced the start of local assembly (CKD) for the iCaur 03 at Chery Corporate Malaysia's Shah Alam plant, with the iWD variant now available at RM129,880 OTR without insurance. The CKD units maintain identical specifications and engineering standards to the CBU model. Each purchase includes a 7 kW AC home charger and complimentary scheduled service for two years or 45,000 km. The vehicle carries a seven-year/150,000-km warranty, with the battery and electric drive unit covered separately for eight years/160,000 km, including one-to-one replacement if battery health falls below 70%.