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Spy shots have revealed what appears to be the SAIC Audi A7L Sportback variant, based on the new-generation A6 Avant with a locally extended wheelbase. The rear features second-generation digital OLED tail lamps matching the global version, with 198 OLED elements per side enabling dynamic light signatures. The fastback roofline appears more aggressive than the standard Avant, while dual exhausts and a diffuser complete the rear styling. FAW Audi has separately confirmed plans to import the standard A6 Avant, creating a dual-channel product strategy for the Chinese market.

The Buick Zhi Jing Shi Jia electric MPV has made its debut, offering a RMB 5,000 deposit for RMB 10,000 off ahead of its March 17 launch. Measuring 5,260 mm long with a 3,160 mm wheelbase, the EV features split LED lighting and a closed-off grille. Its exclusive "Matte Grey" dual-tone finish, co-developed with BASF, embeds 6 billion nano-level particles per square meter to reduce gloss reflection by 70% while maintaining durability and surface flatness.

Chery's all-new QQ3 EV compact electric vehicle will officially launch on March 10, following a blind booking campaign with a 99 yuan deposit (expandable to 999 yuan). The vehicle features a closed grille and rounded headlight design for a cute aesthetic. It integrates the AI Lingxi intelligent cockpit and Falcon 500 advanced driver-assistance system, supporting urban NOA, all-scenario parking, and city route memory navigation—delivering premium intelligent driving capabilities in the entry-level EV segment.

Proton's AMA platform derived from the Saga MC3 will spawn two SUVs and an MPV with wheelbase stretchable up to 290 mm. Designer Theophilus Chin has rendered the "Ersaga" MPV combining the Saga's front fascia with the Suzuki Ertiga's body, featuring MC3's full-width tail lamps. Proton confirmed the MPV will use a naturally aspirated DHE engine from the i-GT family paired with a DHT120 transmission, indicating lower outputs than the eMas 7 PHEV.

UMW Toyota Motor has launched the XU80-generation Harrier 2.5 HEV in Malaysia, priced from RM289,000 OTR without insurance. The SUV pairs a 2.5L Dynamic Force engine with an electric motor for a combined 218 PS, achieving 4.7 l/100 km fuel consumption. Standard equipment includes Toyota Safety Sense ADAS, a 12.3-inch multi-info display, and 10.5-inch HUD. The model comes with an eight-year hybrid component warranty, while the previous 2.0L variant has been discontinued.