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Spy images of the Volvo EX60 show familiar Thor’s Hammer headlights and vertical taillights. Built on the new SPA3 EV architecture, the SUV will offer single- or dual-motor layouts with over 700 km CLTC range, debuting on January 26, 2026.

Wuling New Energy’s new brand Aishang has launched its first A00 micro-EV, the A100C, priced from RMB 39,800 to 52,800. It offers 220 km CLTC range, 30-80% DC top-up in 30 minutes and a 3-door/4-seat body on the Lingqiao platform. Measuring 3285 mm long with a 1980 mm wheelbase, it features a 10.25-in screen with HiCai OS, seven two-tone pastel colours and up to 882 L cargo space. Launch perks include an RMB 11k gift pack and a RMB 2000 comfort kit for a RMB 99 deposit.

Following strong demand in Thailand, the Volvo EX90 6-seater is expected to reach Malaysia soon. Replacing the middle bench with two adjustable captain chairs, it offers a walk-through to the third row—ideal for keeping child seats installed. Without massage or powered doors, Volvo banks on its seat comfort and SUV prestige to lure MPV defectors at an estimated RM442 k, mirroring the 7-seater price.

President Prabowo confirmed the i2C national EV project remains on track for late-2027 production start. Designed by TMI with Italdesign, the 3-row SUV will use an overseas (likely Chinese) platform, offering 204 PS/310 Nm and 617 km CLTC from an 83.4 kWh NMC pack. The government has submitted the initiative to be gazetted as a National Strategic Project to accelerate rollout.

Toyota Motor unveiled the Land Cruiser FJ on October 20, 2025, with a Japan market launch set for mid-2026. Rooted in the back-to-basics 250 Series, the FJ emphasizes light-duty off-roading and personalisation while retaining the nameplate’s legendary reliability. It will debut physically at the Japan Mobility Show October 30, broadening a Cruiser lineup that has sold 12.15 million units across 190 markets.