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BYD's compact SUV Yuan UP DM-i made its European debut, offering 90km pure electric range and 1000km total range. The plug-in hybrid model retains the design of its EV counterpart and features the fifth-generation DM system with a 1.5L engine and electric motor. Currently, the Yuan UP is only available in pure electric variants in China, priced from 74,800 to 119,800 yuan.

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.

The BJ60 Range-Extended Executive Edition launched on November 30, priced from RMB 275,800. This new variant features a 548hp extended-range hybrid powertrain with 1,200km CLTC combined range. Segment-exclusive onboard oxygen generator and satellite communication systems target plateau users. Design updates include 20-inch wheels with exclusive badging, full black Alcantara interior, and IP68-rated battery protection.

Perodua will officially launch its first electric vehicle, the QV-E, today at 9:30 AM via Facebook and TikTok livestream. Positioned as a B-segment crossover similar in size to the Proton X50, the EV is priced around RM80,000. It features a 52.5 kWh battery delivering 400-410 km real-world range and 0-100 km/h acceleration in 6-7 seconds. The model introduces Malaysia's pioneering Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) program, allowing separate battery leasing with monthly payments. Customers may alternatively purchase the battery outright with an 8-year warranty. A guaranteed future value scheme addresses EV depreciation concerns.

The production version of Jetour Zongheng F700 has been spotted undisguised. Positioned as an off-road pickup, it continues the boxy design language of the G700 with rectangular LED DRLs and an off-road bumper. The interior includes a 15.6-inch floating touchscreen and 35.4-inch panoramic display. Power comes from the Kunpeng CDM-O PHEV system, combining a 2.0TD dedicated hybrid engine with four motors for 1,200 kW total output. A 4C dual-layer battery supports 10-minute fast charging (20-80%).

The third-generation Landian E5 PLUS will launch on December 3, priced from RMB 119,800. The SUV features a 230km CLTC electric range, FSD adaptive suspension, and new all-wheel-drive variant. Intelligent upgrades include Doubao AI cockpit model, APA auto parking, and steering-controlled lane change. Measuring 4760/1865/1710mm with a 2785mm wheelbase, it offers two camping packages for outdoor enthusiasts.