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BYD's personalised brand Fangchengbao has revealed the Titanium 3 Flash Charging Edition and Titanium 7 EV Flash Charging Edition, set for debut at the March 5 technology conference. Both models will incorporate BYD's second-generation Blade Battery and megawatt flash charging technology. The Titanium 3 is expected to deliver 600km+ range with enhanced battery capacity, while the Titanium 7 EV may feature an oversized powered frunk for improved practicality. Both variants will share the brand's latest intelligent ecosystem, expanding Fangchengbao's product portfolio.

Proton's Advanced Modular Architecture (AMA) platform will underpin three new models—codenamed AMA 02, 05 and 06—including two SUVs and one MPV with wheelbase/track extendable up to 290mm. Renderings by Theophilus Chin preview an 'Ersaga' MPV concept combining Saga MC3 front fascia with Suzuki Ertiga proportions. The production MPV will feature i-GT family's DHE naturally-aspirated hybrid powertrain with DHT120 transmission, positioned below eMas 7 PHEV. The AMA strategy aims to diversify Proton's sedan-heavy portfolio while enhancing development efficiency and cost control across SUV and MPV segments.

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.

BYD's flagship electric coupe Seal 08 will debut on March 5, positioned in the RMB 300,000-350,000 segment. The model inherits Ocean-S concept design with closed grille, wave-pattern LED headlights and fastback silhouette, measuring over 5 metres in length with 3-metre-plus wheelbase. Built on 800V architecture with second-generation Blade Battery technology, it targets 1,000km+ CLTC range and megawatt flash charging capability enabling 400km range in 5 minutes. The AWD variant is expected to deliver 480kW+ output with sub-5-second 0-100km/h acceleration, complemented by Yunian intelligent damping control system.

The sixth-generation Nissan Serena has launched in Malaysia with exclusive e-Power range-extender technology, replacing the previous S-Hybrid system. Locally assembled (CKD) in five variants priced RM154,800-RM179,800, the MPV features a 1.4L three-cylinder generator paired with a 163 PS/315 Nm electric motor, achieving 18.5 km/L NEDC fuel consumption. Early buyers receive RM5,000 cash rebates plus RM8,000 accessories. ProPilot driver assistance with ACC and LCA is available from Highway Star variant upward. The model carries 5-year/100,000km vehicle warranty and 8-year/160,000km e-Power component coverage, with Nissan Malaysia confirming additional e-Power models will follow.

The Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid GR Sport has received a minor update featuring refined exterior styling with body-coloured grille surrounds and silver front/rear valances replacing the previous rugged black trim. Priced unchanged at RM148,800—RM8,000 above the standard Hybrid—the variant adds red interior accents, AMG-style seatbelts and new GR badging. Powertrain remains the 1.8L VVT-i Atkinson-cycle engine with E-CVT and NiMH battery, delivering 122 PS combined output. Equipment includes TSS driver assists, 10.1-inch wireless CarPlay/Android Auto touchscreen, 360-degree camera and seven airbags, backed by five-year unlimited mileage warranty and eight-year battery coverage.