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The 2025 Mercedes-AMG A 35 L has officially launched with a price tag of 416,600 yuan, marking an increase of 5,300 yuan from the previous model. The new model retains the same exterior, interior, and powertrain but comes with upgraded configurations, including the standard Burmester Berliner Philharmoniker sound system (upgraded from 10 to 12 speakers). It features the AMG grille and chrome badge, along with new 19-inch 5-spoke wheels. The interior includes an AMG sports steering wheel and seats, with a 2.0T engine delivering 306 hp and 400 Nm of torque, achieving 0-100 km/h in 5.1 seconds. The transmission is an 8-speed dual-clutch with a 48V mild-hybrid system.

A new Wuling Silver-Label MPV has been spied in domestic social media. The vehicle is expected to have a similar size to the Wuling Kaijie, featuring a 7-seat layout and targeting the home-use market. The exterior adopts a new design language with square headlights, low-drag wheels, and a sliding door. The rear includes a large spoiler and “Y”-shaped taillights. The interior features a multifunctional flat-bottom steering wheel, a simple dashboard, and leatherette seats. The car is expected to be equipped with Zhuoyu Technology’s driving assistance system, offering highway navigation assistance for products under 100,000 yuan. Powering the MPV is the Lingxi plug-in hybrid system, consisting of a 1.5T engine and an electric motor with a combined output of 105 kW and 160 kW, respectively. The battery capacity is 20.5 kWh, providing a CLTC range of 140 km.

The 2025 ID.4 X has officially launched with four models, priced between 159,888 and 211,888 yuan, consistent with the previous model. A limited-time offer price starting at 139,900 yuan is available, along with 4,000 ID. beans and five basic benefits, including worry-free data, green energy membership, VIP after-sales service, three-electricity warranty, and trade-in benefits. Additionally, three credit schemes and a smart driving protection package are offered. The new model has canceled the mint green paint option, offering only three body colors. The interior comes standard with two color schemes, and the entry-level model no longer offers optional functions such as AR-HUD and seat ventilation. In terms of power, it still features rear-mounted motors with high and low power options. The high-power version has a maximum power of 170kW and a range of 601km, while the low-power version has a maximum power of 125kW, with the range to be specified.

The 2025 Polestar 4 mid-size electric SUV has officially launched with two configurations: the Luxury Edition at 338,000 yuan and the Performance Edition at 398,000 yuan. The new model retains the family design with a closed grille, Thor's Hammer headlights, and a fastback body. The tail features a few-shaped Penetrating taillights, eliminating the traditional rear windshield and using a camera to transmit images to the interior rearview mirror. The interior is simple and environmentally friendly, mainly made of fabric materials. In terms of power, single motor and dual motor versions are available, with maximum power of 200kW and 400kW respectively, peak torque of 343N · m and 686N · m respectively, both equipped with 100kWh battery packs, and CLTC range of 620km and 755km respectively.

On May 18, 2025, Dongfeng Fengxing held the Lingzhi Family Glory Ceremony in Liuzhou, launching a new energy product matrix. The Lingzhi new energy models feature a multi-energy technology route of "oil, electric, and gas," bringing the price of commercial vehicles below 100,000 yuan for the first time. The pure electric version, "Lingzhi New Energy 420km Urban Operation Edition," is priced at 109,800 yuan with a limited-time trade-in price of 99,800 yuan. The range-extended version is priced between 109,800 and 113,800 yuan, with a trade-in price between 99,800 and 103,800 yuan. Equipped with a 64.4kWh battery, the pure electric version offers a CLTC range of 420km, with a power consumption of 17.5kWh per 100km and a fast charge time of 35 minutes. The range-extended version has a pure electric range of 110km and a combined range of 900km, meeting the diverse needs of entrepreneurs.

The facelifted Chery Omoda 5, now rebranded as the Chery C5 in Australia, is set to hit showrooms this month. The model retains the design seen in Russia, featuring new arrow-shaped LED daytime running light “eyebrows,” a black connecting bar, body-coloured grille “pins,” and an X-shaped front bumper. The 18-inch black wheels have a new design, and the divisive red highlights have been replaced with black. The interior is expected to carry over from the Russian version, with a full-width air vent design, twin 10.25-inch screens, touch-based air-con controls, a stubby gear selector, and bucket-style seats with integrated headrests. The C5 comes with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, front acoustic glass windows, an eight-speaker Sony sound system, a sunroof, a 360-degree camera setup, and a full suite of driver assists. Powering the C5 is a 1.5L turbocharged petrol engine with 147 PS and 230 Nm of torque, now paired with a six-speed dual-clutch transmission instead of the previous CVT. The rear suspension has been upgraded to a multi-link setup, and the boot space has increased by 45 litres to 370 litres. The C5 will start at AU$29,990 (RM82,700) for the base Urban trim, rising to AU$34,990 (RM96,500) for the top-spec Ultimate.