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The high-power variant of the Leapmotor B10 has appeared in MIIT homologation filings, retaining the existing exterior design. The new variant continues with a single-motor layout offering two power outputs of 180 kW and 185 kW, representing a significant increase over the current 132 kW and 160 kW versions. It maintains the LFP battery configuration with a top speed of 180 km/h. This addition further expands the B10 product lineup and strengthens its competitiveness in the compact pure electric SUV segment.

BMW Group Malaysia has launched the all-new J01 MINI Cooper SE, featuring a front-mounted electric motor producing 218 PS and 330 Nm, achieving 0-100 km/h in 6.7 seconds. The 54.2 kWh battery delivers a WLTP range of 402 km with 95 kW DC fast charging capability. The cabin features a 9.4-inch OLED center display with HUD projection replacing traditional instrumentation, plus Harman Kardon audio. Safety equipment includes AEB, LKAS and BSM, with ACC available via the optional Driving Assistant Plus package. Pricing starts from RM193,888 with five color options.

Lotus has announced its "Focus 2030" revised business strategy, scaling back EV plans in favor of a multi-powertrain approach. Kicked off by the Eletre X Hybrid PHEV debut, the portfolio will comprise ICE, PHEV and EV models with a 60:40 PHEV-to-EV electrified mix. Current models remain, including an updated, more powerful Emira. The EV lineup retains the Eletre, Emeya and Evija. An all-new V8 hybrid supercar codenamed Type 135—accidentally revealed as the Esprit—will launch in 2028 in Europe, delivering over 1,000 PS.

Martin Schulz, newly appointed president and CEO of Mercedes-Benz Malaysia, outlined the brand's product offensive in his first media engagement. The company will selectively introduce models from a global lineup of 40 new products over the next two to three years, beginning with the all-electric C178 CLA. Future arrivals are expected to include the GLC EQ, W520 C-Class EV, EQS and GLE facelifts, and an entry-level G-Class. Schulz emphasized agile product planning to respond to Malaysia's dynamic market environment.

Proton has officially launched the eMas 5 in Singapore at The Car Expo, distributed by authorized dealer Vincar Group. The Premium variant is offered exclusively, priced at SGD159,988 (approximately RM495,000) including the Certificate of Entitlement (COE), with a SGD5,000 discount available for bookings made during the show period. The eMas 5 features a 40.16 kWh LFP battery delivering 325 km WLTP range, with a rear-mounted motor producing 116 PS and 150 Nm, compliant with Singapore's Category A COE power restrictions for EVs. Charging capabilities include 71 kW DC fast charging (30-80% in 21 minutes) and 6.6 kW AC charging. Standard equipment encompasses a 14.6-inch infotainment touchscreen, comprehensive ADAS suite, six airbags, and five years of cross-border data roaming between Singapore and Malaysia, alongside a 10-year battery warranty.

The new Audi A5L Sportback has launched with six variants priced from RMB 259,900 to RMB 382,900 under limited-time offers. Built on the PPC platform, the fastback features dimensions of 4,903/1,883/1,427mm with a 2,922mm wheelbase—74mm longer and with 22mm more wheelbase than the global A5. Power comes from the fifth-generation EA888 engine with MHEV plus mild-hybrid technology, E3 1.2 electrical architecture, and Huawei Qiankun intelligent driving system. Configuration changes see tire pressure monitoring moved from standard to optional equipment on the Luxury, Premium quattro, Intelligent, and Intelligent quattro variants, with the Luxury variant additionally losing matrix LED headlights. The 200kW flagship variants remain unchanged. The pricing and configuration strategy reflects Audi's approach to optimizing product competitiveness through tiered equipment offerings in the premium sedan segment.