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The Bugatti Tourbillon, successor to the Chiron, marks the brand's first foray into plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEV). It features an 8.3L V16 engine and two electric motors, delivering a combined 1,800PS and a top speed of 445km/h (with the Speed Key option). The Tourbillon showcases intricate craftsmanship and advanced technology, with a limited production run of 250 units, starting at 3.8 million euros.

The Buick E5 mid-size SUV will debut in Q1 and hit the market later this year. Built on Buick’s Xiaoyao architecture, it features split Star River Unfurls Its Wings headlamps, roof-mounted LiDAR and Momenta R6 ADAS for full-scenario assisted driving, plus a Snapdragon 8775P-powered cockpit and “True Dragon Plug-in Pro” hybrid system in a five-seat layout.

Bermaz quietly fits the 2026 CX-5 2.0G 2WD High with a RM6,160 accessories pack—up from RM2,410—adding a 12.3-inch Android head unit (wireless CarPlay), dashcam and body-coloured cladding. Window film and LED sill plates are now standard across the range; prices were revised on 1 Oct, but the variant’s OTR figure and 5-year warranty with free maintenance remain unchanged.

Toyota Malaysia has launched the fully-imported Vellfire Hybrid at RM549,900—RM101k above the petrol 2.5 and almost RM2k above the Alphard 2.4T. The 2.5L Atkinson + 182 PS e-motor delivers 250 PS combined and cuts fuel use to 5.7L/100 km. Sunset-brown Nappa, head-up display and Alphard-style Executive Lounge second-row seats (ottomans, tables, massage) headline the cabin, plus a 14in roof monitor. Kit includes 12.3in cluster, 14in HUD-linked touchscreen, 15-speaker JBL, quad-zone Nanoe-X, TSS ADAS and 5-yr vehicle + 8-yr battery warranty.

Xpeng Malaysia will launch the G6 Standard Range on Jan 14. The entry variant pairs a 68.5 kWh LFP pack with a 252 PS/440 Nm rear motor for 435 km WLTP range and 0-100 km/h in 6.9 s—only 0.2 s behind the 80.8 kWh Long Range Pro. A smaller battery and reduced kit are expected to undercut the RM179,708 Pro price, widening the brand’s reach in Malaysia’s electric-SUV segment.

Mitsubishi will open bookings for the ASEAN-focused B-segment Xforce in Malaysia this February. Measuring 4,390×1,810×1,660 mm with a 2,650 mm wheelbase, the SUV slots between the HR-V and Corolla Cross. The launch variant pairs a 1.5L MIVEC NA engine (105 PS/141 Nm) with a CVT and FWD—shared with the Xpander—while a hybrid may follow. Standard kit includes an 8-inch digital cluster, 12.3-inch infotainment, wireless CarPlay/Android Auto, EPB, Auto Hold, Yamaha 8-speaker audio, Qi charger and full ADAS; ASEAN NCAP 5-star safety underscores its “reliable, easy-to-own” urban positioning .