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The Haval H6L mid-size SUV is scheduled for November 18 launch, based on the Xiaolong MAX platform. Featuring rhythmic natural aesthetics, full-width lighting and X-shaped bumper design, it measures 4800/1895/1730mm with a 2810mm wheelbase—155mm longer and 130mm extended wheelbase over the H6. Lava-style taillights and diffuser-style lower bumper enhance its sporty appearance.

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.

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.

Honda will debut the sixth-generation StepWGN e:HEV mid-size MPV at Thailand's Motor Expo on November 28. Imported as CBU units from Japan, the model features a 2.0-litre hybrid powertrain delivering 184 PS electric motor output. With a 2-2-3 three-row seating layout and second-row Captain chairs, it targets the premium MPV segment. Priced around 1.22 million baht, it undercuts rivals like the Nissan Serena. Potential expansion to Malaysia would face competition from locally-assembled CKD models.

The Jishi ADAMAS has debuted in China, a facelifted version of the Jishi 01 set for December launch. Retaining its boxy SUV design with refined details, the mid-to-large SUV measures 5050/1985/1869mm with a 3010mm wheelbase. Powered by a 1.5T range-extender system, upgrades include soft-close doors, refrigerator, zero-gravity seats and rear entertainment screen.

A camouflaged Proton eMAS 7 plug-in hybrid (PHEV) test vehicle has been spotted on Malaysian roads. The prototype features wheel designs matching the international Geely Starray EX5 EM-i, suggesting a powertrain comprising a 1.5L naturally-aspirated engine and electric motor, paired with an 18.4kWh battery pack for 84km WLTP electric range and 943km combined range. Proton registered the eMAS 7 PHEV trademark last year, potentially marking the brand's first PHEV with pure electric driving capability.