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Mercedes-AMG A45 S Final Edition concludes the 4MATIC+ story. Features M139 turbocharged four-cylinder engine, Matte Grey and Dark Night Black colors, dark chrome handles, 19-inch matte black forged wheels, yellow AMG hub caps, and high-performance brake calipers with white AMG lettering. Optional yellow-black "45 S" door graphics with yellow accents throughout. The Final Edition writes a perfect ending for the compact performance hot hatch era.

Geely also unveiled the Okavango SUV in Indonesia besides Coolray—the twin to Malaysia's Proton X90, known as Haoyue in China. The Okavango references the late-2024 Haoyue L update but wears Malaysian X90 wheels. Interior cannot be viewed due to tinted windows, though similar to X90. Though not launched in Indonesia, the Okavango suggests future entry and enriches Southeast Asian SUV choices.

The Mazda 6e Fastback debuted at GIIAS 2026, based on Deepal L07 with no AWD option. Standard 19-inch alloys, 245/45 tires, 72L frunk, panoramic roof, powered tailgate. Features 258PS/290Nm rear motor, 77.94kWh battery, 560km WLTP range, 24-minute 10-80% charging. Price from Rp 850 million (RM192k), higher than Thailand. Import options enrich Indonesia's EV choices.

Hongqi's Tiangong 08 will launch on August 1, with the 670 Max pre-priced at 199,800 yuan (limited-time 179,800 yuan). Built on the Tiangong pure electric platform and Jiuzhang intelligent platform, it's a mid-to-large 5-seat pure electric SUV. The 670 Max adds exclusive dark night blue color, featuring closed illuminated brand logo and L-shaped LED headlights. Optional 21-inch sport wheels with Pirelli P ZERO E tires, connected taillights with aero spoiler. Dimensions 4,925/1,950/1,680mm, wheelbase 3,000mm.

Indonesian state-owned automaker Aletra has officially unveiled its second model, the L7 electric MPV, at the 2026 Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS). Positioned below its debut L8, the L7 targets Indonesia's popular entry-level MPV segment, competing against conventional ICE models such as the Toyota Avanza, Honda BR-V, and Mitsubishi Xpander. The launch signals Aletra's strategic push into the mass-market tier, accelerating the adoption of electrified vehicles among mainstream consumers.

BAIC sub-brand Arcfox plans to enter Malaysia, though models are not yet confirmed. The global website shows T1, T5, Kaola S and S5. The T1 launched in Indonesia at Rp 393 million (first 1,000 buyers at Rp 373 million). Warranty 6yr/160k km, battery 8yr/160k km, free service 4yr/80k km, in five colors. Arcfox accelerates international strategy in Southeast Asia.