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The GAC Trumpchi E8 Full Sports Edition has launched with a limited-time subsidized price of 209,800 yuan. Customers ordering before November 30 receive a comfort package featuring a 17.3-inch second-row ceiling screen and aluminum flooring. The cabin features an 8.88-inch digital instrument cluster and 14.6-inch central display with four-zone voice recognition. Second-row amenities include dual zero-gravity seats, folding tables, and ceiling-mounted screen. Maximum cargo capacity reaches 1,917 liters, providing versatile space for various usage scenarios.

SAIC-GM-Wuling has launched the Hongguang MINIEV four-door variant with a 301km range, priced at 55,800 yuan (528,000 yuan with trade-in subsidy). The micro-EV retains the cute, fashionable design with closed grille and rounded lighting. Dimensions are 3,256x1,510x1,578mm with a 2,190mm wheelbase, notably longer than the three-door version. Purchase benefits include free solar film, charging pile with installation, and lifetime battery warranty. MINIEV family sales reached 61,506 units in October, with cumulative sales exceeding 1.8 million units.

The 2026 Volvo XC90 arrives as a model year update with seven variants priced from 638,900 to 894,900 yuan. Measuring 4,953×1,958×1,776mm with a 2,984mm wheelbase, this mid-size SUV offers five, six, and seven-seat configurations. Powertrains include B6 and T8 plug-in hybrid options, with optimized cargo capacity across variants. The flagship T8 Excellence trim tops the range at 894,900 yuan.

Dongfeng Fengon eπ007+ officially launched on November 10 with three variants priced from 139,900 to 149,900 yuan. Positioned as a mid-to-large sedan measuring 4,880×1,915×1,476mm with a 2,915mm wheelbase, the eπ007+ features standard lidar, Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295P chip, and Tianyuan T200 ADAS system for enhanced driving assistance. Two new exterior colors are offered, and all variants include an active rear spoiler. Both range-extended and pure electric powertrain options are available.

The Honda Super-One electric prototype has been spotted testing on Malaysian roads wearing Melaka trade plates, despite not yet being officially launched even in Japan. The compact EV, based on the N-One E K-Car platform, features Boost Mode technology that simulates seven-speed transmission shifts and engine sounds. Its appearance in Malaysia suggests Honda is conducting global testing across different road conditions and climates, potentially indicating future plans for the Asia-Pacific market, though no official confirmation has been provided.

The Porsche Cayenne Electric will debut digitally on November 19 at 15:00 CET, followed by a public premiere at the Icons of Porsche Festival in Dubai on November 22-23. As Porsche's second all-electric SUV, it is built on the brand's latest EV architecture, setting new benchmarks for performance, charging capability, comfort and digital connectivity. The Cayenne Electric complements existing combustion and plug-in hybrid variants, continuing the model's two-decade legacy of blending sports car performance with everyday practicality. Last year's Dubai festival attracted approximately 28,000 attendees.