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The 2025 Hongqi H9 has been released at a limited-time price starting from 235,800 yuan, valid until May 31st. Buyers can enjoy multiple benefits, including up to 35,000 yuan trade-in subsidies, a 6,800 yuan lighting package, 20-inch wheels, and dual-color paint. The car offers two exterior styles: Luxury Business Edition and Private Fashion Edition. The interior features dual 12.3-inch screens and 253-color ambient lighting. Powertrain options include a 2.0T engine and a 3.0T V6 engine, both paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. The 3.0T model comes standard with all-wheel drive and air suspension.

BMW has released a teaser of a new concept car featuring a two-door shooting brake design, large wheels, and slender taillights. The vehicle will be officially unveiled at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este in Lake Como, Italy, on May 23rd. Speculations suggest it could be the production version of the BMW Z4 Shooting Brake or a hardtop variant of the BMW Skytop concept. The latter is expected to be powered by a 4.4T V8 engine with a maximum output of 617 horsepower.

The Geely Galaxy M9 has been sighted in Milan ahead of its global premiere on May 22. This flagship six-seater plug-in hybrid SUV is based on the Galaxy Starship concept, though it will be renamed Galaxy M9, with “M” standing for Master, Mountain, and Moment. The production version retains many design cues from the concept, including the dark blue paint, full-width light bars at the front and rear, and prominent chrome side window trim. Powertrain options are expected to include the efficiency-focused EM-i system and the performance-oriented EM-P setup, with the latter offering up to 593 PS. The Milan debut hints at global aspirations, raising the possibility of the M9 reaching Malaysia as the flagship of the eMas lineup.

The 2026 Infiniti QX60 has been unveiled, focusing on exterior upgrades and interior enhancements. Positioned as a mid-large SUV, it features a new slash-pattern grille, multi-point LED headlights, a two-tone body, and 20-inch wheels, with 10 exterior color options available. The rear design is more sporty. The interior boasts a black-and-white color scheme, a 12.3-inch instrument cluster and infotainment screen with Google Maps, and up to 20-speaker audio. The seats are made of recycled materials. It is powered by a 2.0T variable compression turbocharged engine, optimized for urban and mountain driving, and equipped with ProPILOT Assist 2.1 for advanced driver assistance.

Omoda | Jaecoo Malaysia has announced the expansion of its facility network with a new parts warehouse owned and operated by Chery Corporate Malaysia. Located in Shah Alam’s Hicom Industrial Estate, the 88,000-square-foot facility supports the company’s brand portfolio. It houses approximately 10,000 parts for all Omoda | Jaecoo models and also stocks parts for the upcoming iCaur 03, set to launch in Q3 this year. Omoda | Jaecoo Malaysia currently has 45 dealerships nationwide for sales and aftersales services, while iCaur has announced 11 partner dealers with further expansion plans across the country.

The new XPeng P7 “Pengyi Edition” spy shots have been revealed. The car retains the popular “Pengyi door” design and features an electrically adjustable spoiler and orange Brembo brake calipers. The exterior is coated in a striking lemon green, paired with orange calipers for a bold visual impact. The rear spoiler enhances downforce and high-speed stability. The front fascia retains the Penetrating strip lights and vertical daytime running lights，with headlights integrated into a black trim strip and a lower spoiler design. The side profile features an optimized fastback shape with a blacked-out A-pillar creating a floating roof effect, and “X”-shaped wheels that echo the brand logo.