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Chery Malaysia has unveiled its self-developed CHS Super Hybrid System, featuring a 1.5T Miller Cycle engine (143 hp/215 Nm) paired with a 204 hp/310 Nm electric motor. The combined output is 347 hp and 525 Nm, with a thermal efficiency of 44.5% and mechanical efficiency of 98.5%. The system includes an 18.3 kWh LFP battery with 90 km EV range and 1 200 km total range, IP68-rated, and supports 40 kW DC fast charging (19 min for 30%-80%) and 6.6 kW AC charging (3 hours full). The Tiggo 7/8 PHEV CSH models, set for launch, match previous show versions, though local release timing and CKD status remain unconfirmed.

Spy shots reveal the refreshed AITO M7 adopting M9-inspired styling and introducing its first pure-electric variant. Length grows to 5100 mm and wheelbase to 3050 mm for larger battery packaging. A full-width taillight with AD “blue indicator” completes the rear. Pre-orders are expected to open in August, with CLTC EV range likely exceeding 300 km.

SAIC-GM-Wuling has launched the 2026 Xingchi SUV with two configurations. The 1.5L 6MT Freedom model is priced at 52,800 yuan, with a subsidized price of 37,800 yuan. The 1.5L CVT Fun model is priced at 66,800 yuan, with a subsidized price of 51,800 yuan. The new model retains the “Wing Dynamics Aesthetics” design, adds the Iceberry Purple color, and features an 8-inch touchscreen, electrically adjustable mirrors, and other configurations. It is powered by a 1.5L engine with a choice of 6MT or CVT transmission.

Spy shots reveal the facelift AMG S 63 E Performance. Design tweaks include refreshed three-point-star lighting front and rear; cabin retains quilted sports seats. The 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 PHEV is tuned to exceed 800 hp and 1 430 N·m, launching 0-100 km/h in 3.2 s. World debut expected mid-2026.

Tank brand’s posters herald “the next era of Chinese off-roading,” blending urban-terrain versatility, intelligent cockpit and Chinese aesthetics. MIIT filings reveal 400/500 Hi4-T/Hi4-Z laser-radar variants carrying roof-mounted Hesai ATX LiDAR for enhanced perception. Both measure 4 964×1 970×1 905 mm on a 2 850 mm wheelbase. The 2.0T PHEV delivers 300 kW, split between hard-core Hi4-T and lighter-duty Hi4-Z platforms, differing by 180 kg curb weight.

Spy shots reveal the new XPeng P7: 5 017 mm long, 3 008 mm wheelbase, pink paint and full-width H-lights. Features scissor doors and frameless mirrors. Powertrains span 270 kW RWD and 437 kW AWD with LFP or NCM packs; official launch slated for Q3.