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Toyota Motor Corporation will livestream its All-New Sports Models World Premiere on December 5 at 11:00 a.m. JST via its official website and YouTube channel, featuring English interpretation. The 30-minute event will be archived with full presentation texts and official photos posted post-event, marking Toyota's latest expansion in the sports vehicle segment.

Leapmotor launched the Lafa5 electric compact hatchback on November 27, offering five variants priced from 97,800 to 121,800 yuan (92,800-116,800 yuan limited-time offer). Built on LEAP 3.5 architecture B platform, the vehicle delivers up to 605km range and features an 8295 chip and LiDAR. Customers can enjoy launch incentives worth 24,900 yuan plus four lifetime warranty programs.

On 3 Dec, Seres officially launched the refreshed Blue Electric E5 PLUS, its third-gen mid-size SUV. Two trims priced at RMB 139,800, limited offer RMB 119,800. Upgrades include 230 km pure-electric range, APA auto-park, toggle lane-change, second-row entertainment screen and AI cockpit. A 1.5L range extender, 160 kW motor, intelligent AWD and FSD adaptive damping are standard; factory camping packs highlight outdoor positioning. Rivals: Jetour Shanhai L9/L7 PLUS.

The second-generation Kia Seltos will make its global debut on December 10, 2025 in India. Adopting the 'Opposites United' design philosophy, the compact SUV features a boxier silhouette with flush door handles and black cladding. Signature 'Star Map' daytime running lights flank a prominent front grille, while horizontal and vertical light graphics define the rear. X-Line and GT-Line trims will be offered with expanded color options. The Seltos previously sold in Malaysia in 2021; its return with this generation remains uncertain.

Thailand launches the facelifted sixth-generation Honda CR-V, now exclusively available with e:HEV hybrid powertrain and five-seat configuration. The 2.0L naturally aspirated engine paired with an electric motor delivers 184PS/335Nm. Prices range from THB 1,399,000 to 1,729,000, with both 2WD and AWD options. Key updates include a 9-inch Google OS infotainment screen, 10.2-inch digital cluster, and replacement of LaneWatch with true Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM) and Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA).

Perodua launched the QV-E, Malaysia's first homegrown EV, at RM80k (body price) with RM297/month battery leasing. The Magna co-developed platform offers 445km NEDC range and 5-star ASEAN NCAP safety. A smaller, more affordable variant is planned to catalyze Malaysia's EV ecosystem.