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Xiaomi revealed more details and interior images of the Pengcheng N90 Max, to officially launch on the evening of July 30. Rear doors open 90 degrees for easy boarding. First and second rows face each other for equal comfort. The sliding center console moves between rows with an eco table, instantly creating a four-person tea table. Third-row cushions fold away and second-row seats slide back extensively for generous legroom.

The Geely Coolray launched in Indonesia is the twin to Proton X50. The exterior uses Malaysia's pre-facelift X50 design with Geely badges, matching 18-inch wheels and large rear spoiler from the facelifted model. The interior matches Malaysia's new X50 with panoramic sunroof, wireless charging, 8.88-inch digital cluster, 14.6-inch display, electric leather seats, and red-black dual-tone interior. VIN confirms production by Proton Malaysia for export to Indonesia.

MW Group Malaysia announced the BMW iX3 L will officially launch in Malaysia on August 6, the first production model of the Neue Klasse series. Produced in BMW's Shenyang plant (benefiting from EV import tax incentives), the L gains 108mm wheelbase to 3,005mm and stretches to 4,900mm in length. Features include hidden pop-out door handles, monochromatic interior, thicker and longer seats, and rear seat recline up to 121 degrees. The exterior closely follows the Vision Neue Klasse X concept, retaining the illuminated vertical kidney grille and classic Logo recess design.

BYD has revealed pricing for the Racco, its electric kei car rivaling Honda, Mitsubishi and Nissan. Three variants share the same 64PS/160Nm front motor (per kei car regulations) with differences in battery capacity. The base 200 (2.145M yen/RM54k) features 22.4kWh for 210km WLTC range, while 300 Plus and 300 Premium (2.398M/2.497M yen) feature 35.84kWh for 320km range.

The second-generation Kia Seltos officially launched in Indonesia at GIIAS 2026 with three variants. The Trendy starts at 359 million rupiah (about RM81k), followed by the Prestige+ ADAS at 417 million rupiah (RM94k) and GT Line at 469 million rupiah (RM106k). All three variants are powered by a 1.5L Gamma II naturally-aspirated engine, Euro 4 compliant, paired with Kia's Intelligent Variable Transmission (IVT/CVT), producing 115PS (85kW) at 6,300 rpm and 144 Nm of torque at 4,500 rpm. The model debuted globally last December, about seven months before its Indonesian launch.

Audi officially unveiled the Q9 on July 29, the brand's largest and most luxurious flagship SUV, directly rivaling the BMW X7 and Mercedes GLS, expected to launch in North America in 2027 from approximately USD89,000. The exterior features an upright grille with vertical bars, boxy and rugged styling close to the Q8 e-tron design language. At 5,310mm long, 2,210mm wide, and 3,140mm wheelbase, it surpasses the BMW X7 and Mercedes GLS as the largest among the German trio. It features curved digital OLED taillights supporting night light shows and traffic information projection. Standard 7-seat with optional 6-seat, with generous third-row space. Over 1.5 square meters of panoramic glass roof with optional 9-zone electronic dimming and 30-color ambient lighting that automatically turns opaque when parked. Equipped with powered doors with anti-collision sensors.