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The updated Zeekr 009 luxury MPV will launch on May 19, following its pre-sale debut at Auto China Beijing in three variants: seven-seat Ultra, seven-seat Ultra+ Qijia and six-seat Ultra+ Executive. Official booking benefits total up to RMB 80,000, including a RMB 5,000 deposit offset, complimentary Naim premium audio system (valued at RMB 60,000) and a high-gloss silver chrome grille. The cabin features a redesigned steering wheel, crystal control knob and dual zero-gravity second-row seats with 22-point massage. The vehicle is equipped with a 700-TOPS Thor-U chip and the Qianli Haohan H7G-ASD ADAS suite with over 70 active safety features.

The Luxeed V9 full-size MPV under Huawei's Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance will officially launch on May 15, with pre-sale prices ranging from RMB 399,800 to RMB 529,800. Booking customers enjoy a RMB 5,000 deposit offset against RMB 10,000 of the final payment, while existing Harmony Intelligent Mobility owners receive a RMB 20,000 discount for upgrades or additional purchases. Measuring 5,359/2,009/1,859 mm with a 3,250 mm wheelbase, the vehicle features a full-width star-ring light bar, DLP projection headlights and Huawei's latest 896-line roof-mounted LiDAR. The rear showcases a through-type taillight design incorporating "crystal diamond" and "galaxy" motifs.

Jaguar will announce the official production name of the Type 00 on May 12. Built on the new JEA architecture, the four-door GT luxury EV features a tri-motor setup delivering over 746 kW. Measuring an estimated 5,235/2,220/1,395 mm with a 3,200 mm wheelbase, the design carries over the concept's bold, squared-off front with a closed grille, three-section lower intake and matrix LED headlights, plus an SUV-style tailgate opening. Scheduled for full reveal in September and 2027 market launch, the model targets Bentley and Rolls-Royce in the ultra-luxury segment.

Toyota has officially launched the Yaris Cross B-segment SUV in Malaysia, developed by Daihatsu as a twin model to the Perodua Traz. Available in 1.5S petrol (RM99,900) and 1.5S HEV hybrid (RM109,900) variants, it commands a premium of over RM20,000 compared to the Traz. Standard equipment includes full LED lighting, 18-inch two-tone alloy wheels, power tailgate, 7-inch digital instrument cluster, and 10.1-inch wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto head unit. The comprehensive ADAS suite features ACC, AEB, LKAS, BSM, RCTA, and 360-degree surround-view camera. The hybrid variant adds wireless charging. Powertrain options comprise the 2NR-VE 1.5L naturally aspirated engine and the 2NR-VEX hybrid system producing 111PS combined output. The model comes with a 5-year unlimited mileage warranty, with 8-year coverage for hybrid components.

Chery's Lepas sub-brand has confirmed its Malaysian pronunciation as "ler-pas", aligning with the Malay word for "after" or "let go", resolving confusion from inconsistent global marketing pronunciations. Lepas Malaysia is targeting a Q3 launch this year, having signed 20 dealers with a goal of at least 30 outlets by year-end. The brand's current lineup comprises the L4, L6 and L8 SUVs—B-, C- and D-segment models analogous to Chery Tiggo variants—with the Malaysian market initially focusing on the L4 and L6.

The Haval Dagou PLUS Hi4 200 km long-range edition has officially launched on May 8, priced at RMB 165,800 with a limited-time offer from RMB 152,800. The plug-in hybrid SUV features a 200 km CLTC pure-electric range and over 1,000 km WLTC combined range, equipped with sentry mode and 6-kW V2L external discharge. Measuring 4,705/1,908/1,780 mm with a 2,810 mm wheelbase and 200 mm ground clearance, the vehicle offers 24° approach and 30° departure angles. The cabin features a grey colour scheme, 12.3-inch instrument cluster, 14.6-inch central touchscreen and 9-inch W-HUD running the latest Coffee OS 3.