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Lynk & Co has launched the 900V Energee Golden Brick Battery, with tests on the Lynk & Co 10 achieving 10-70% charge in 4 minutes 22 seconds and peak charging power of 1,100 kW. While outperforming BYD's Blade 2.0 battery, the test relied on Zeekr's V4 megawatt charging pile without mass rollout timeline. BYD has installed 5,000 megawatt Flash Charging stations, targeting 20,000 by end-2026.

The 2026 Toyota GR YARIS has officially launched in China with a single variant priced at 402,800 yuan. Upgrades include a new GR steering wheel with reduced diameter and optimized grip shape for enhanced handling, plus revised EPS calibration with improved torsion bar rigidity and software control for high-load cornering. Models equipped with the optional vertical handbrake now feature standard heated steering wheel and seats.

The Hyper S600 will debut on April 10 as a mid-to-large five-seat SUV, offering both BEV and EREV powertrains. Measuring 5,015/1,933/1,700 mm with a 2,936 mm wheelbase, the coupe-SUV features split LED headlights, full-width taillights and roof-mounted LiDAR. Interior highlights include a large floating center screen and diamond-patterned seats.

Mitsubishi has officially launched the Xforce B-segment urban crossover SUV in Malaysia, offered in Urban and Ultimate variants priced at RM109,980 and RM119,980 respectively. Powered by a 1.5L NA engine with CVT, the 2,650mm wheelbase SUV features a 12.3-inch touchscreen and Yamaha audio in Ultimate trim, alongside comprehensive ADAS. Early buyers receive RM5,000 rebates and lucky draw entries.

Roewe has unveiled the M7 DMH Dark Horse Edition, featuring bespoke design by former Rolls-Royce design director Jozef Kabaň. The special edition adopts exclusive custom blue-black paint with blacked-out grille, body kit, side skirts and window trim, plus 18-inch multi-spoke dark alloy wheels. Powertrain remains the DMH 6.0 hybrid system with 1.5L dedicated hybrid engine and 137 kW electric motor, delivering 160 km CLTC electric range.

The Fangchengbao Tai 3 appeared at Bangkok Motor Show wearing Denza B3 badges, signaling Denza's first downmarket expansion into the C-segment EV SUV space. Built on unibody construction and slotting between the Atto 3 and Sealion 7, the B3 offers single-motor RWD (218 PS) and dual-motor AWD (421 PS) variants, featuring Blade LFP batteries with 501 km CLTC range and up to 215 kW DC fast charging capability.