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Tesla Malaysia has commissioned a new V4 Supercharger site at Pavilion Damansara Heights, adding four 250 kW DC bays to complement the mall’s existing six Destination Chargers. The network now totals 16 Supercharging stations (72 units) and 16 Destination Charging stations (73 units) nationwide. Further expansions are slated for Nexus Bangsar South, Queensbay Mall Penang and The Mall, Mid Valley Southkey by year-end. The company reiterated its 2026 commitment to open at least 30% of DC fast chargers to non-Tesla EVs under the BEV Global Leaders programme.

Charge+, Southeast Asia’s largest EV-CPO, has launched KL’s fastest 350 kW hyper-charging hub at KL Eco City Mall together with Xpeng and SP Setia. Open to all brands but offering Xpeng owners exclusive discounts, the five-bay site anchors the partners’ 20-location regional network and Charge+’s 5,000 km Singapore–Hanoi EV corridor.

On Nov 3, Jetour launched the 147km-range 4WD Explore and Discover variants of the Shanhai T1, priced at 15.79 and 16.79 respectively, with trade-in prices from 14.99. The SUVs keep the rugged 2810mm-wheelbase body and 1.5T PHEV powertrain, adding entry-level 4WD XWD options between existing 2WD and flagship trims, broadening consumer choice and lowering the 4WD entry barrier while offering up to five purchase incentives.

At the 2025 BMW M Festival in Chengdu on November 1, BMW officially launched the M3 Touring in China, priced at RMB 943,900. As the first M high-performance wagon introduced to the Chinese market, it features a 3.0-liter inline-six twin-turbo engine with 530 hp, achieving 0-100 km/h in 3.6 seconds. The design includes M-specific aerodynamics and carbon fiber components, while the interior offers M carbon seats and up to 1,500 liters of cargo space, blending track performance with everyday usability.

SAIC Audi has further trimmed the limited-time offer on the 2026 A5L Sportback lineup. The TFSI 150 kW quattro Exclusive edition drops ¥2,000 to RMB 281,900, while other trims remain unchanged. MSRP stays at RMB 279,900-399,900, with the new promotional band now RMB 259,900-382,900.

On Nov 1 Mazda slashed official prices of the mid-size EZ-6 by up to RMB 20,000, bringing the range to RMB 119,800-162,800. Built on Changan’s EPA hybrid platform, the sedan offers both range-extender and pure-electric variants, keeping the Kodo design and fastback profile. Inside, a 14.6-inch floating screen, Snapdragon 8155 chip, 14-speaker Sony audio and zero-gravity seats deliver a tech-focused, sporty cabin.