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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 refreshed Geely Haoyue L mid-size SUV debuts with updated TianDi family design, featuring a new 'Baichuan Guihai' grille. It offers 5/6/7-seat layouts, Flyme Auto intelligent cockpit, and a 1.5T powertrain. Measuring 4865/1910/1770mm with a 2825mm wheelbase and 20-inch wheels, the model targets a lower starting price than the current 127,900 yuan.

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.

Hyundai Motor Company unveiled its all-new NEXO fuel cell electric vehicle for a 2026 global launch. The powertrain features a 110kW hydrogen fuel cell stack and 80kW power electronics system, delivering 190kW total output for 7.8-second 0-100km/h acceleration. With 6.69kg hydrogen storage, the SUV achieves a projected 826km WLTP range and 5-minute refueling. Key innovations include class-first 1,000kg towing capacity, V2L external power supply, Smart Regenerative System, and advanced L2+ ADAS. The interior features dual 12.3-inch curved displays, premium materials, and enhanced space, while the multi-skeleton structure ensures top-tier safety, reinforcing Hyundai's hydrogen mobility leadership.

Mercedes-Benz Malaysia and NZ Wheels have inaugurated the first Stars@Mercedes-Benz showroom in ASEAN, located in Bangsar. As the third such facility globally and the largest, the 1,800 sqm space represents a RM5 million investment. The showroom exclusively showcases the Top-End Vehicle lineup including Mercedes-Benz, AMG, Maybach and G-Class models. Featuring modular wall systems for brand transformation within 30 minutes and a dedicated 'Manufaktur' customization area, the facility integrates digital and physical retail experiences. It aims to deliver a bespoke luxury lifestyle destination for Kuala Lumpur's high-net-worth communities, with a complementary 2S service centre scheduled for Q2 2026.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced that Perodua's first homegrown electric vehicle, the QV-E, will be designated as a national agenda, aligning with the government's governance, social responsibility and environmental protection objectives. The official launch is expected at month-end. During his plant visit, the PM stated the EV embodies the Malaysia Madani concept. He pledged to serve as Perodua's pro bono marketing officer during his upcoming Africa trip, supporting the brand's internationalization and the nation's automotive industry transformation while exploring new export markets.