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Spy shots show the Genesis G80 hybrid still wrapped in heavy camouflage ahead of its Q3 2026 launch alongside the GV80 hybrid. A long-wheelbase variant (G80 HEV LWB) is also caught testing and is tipped for Q4, featuring G90-style power-operated rear doors to enhance rear-passenger prestige while retaining the regular model’s exterior design.

The second-gen Kia Seltos stretches to 4,430×1,830×1,600 mm with a 2,690 mm wheelbase, out-spanning the Honda HR-V for class-leading room. Arrow-shaped LED DRLs, twin 12.3-in displays, rotary shifter and 64-colour ambient lighting feature inside. Engine line-up pairs a 180 PS/265 Nm 1.6T seven-speed DCT with a 149 PS/179 Nm 2.0L CVT/AWD; a hybrid follows next year. India sales start this month; Malaysia re-import prospects remain unconfirmed.

A factory-shot leaked on FB shows the facelifted Proton S70: tweaked head-lamp insert, reversed two-tone rims aligned with China’s 4th-gen Emgrand, and new metallic-red paint. Under the bonnet, the X50-sourced i-GT 1.5L turbo 181PS/290Nm pairs with the existing 7-speed DCT; the head-unit gains wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto while ADAS is carried over. A rumoured 1.5L NA entry variant (shared with New Saga) could slash pricing and replace the Persona slot.

Porsche is re-engineering the EV-only PPE platform to accept a mid-mounted ICE for the next Boxster and Cayman, adding a bolt-in structural floor and new rear bulkhead to restore rigidity lost with the battery deleted. A development of the 4.0 L flat-six—up to 500 PS in today’s GT4 RS—is slated, as the EU’s 2035 CO₂ target drops from 100 % to 90 % and CEO Blume concedes the 80 % EV-sales goal for 2030 is no longer realistic.

Jeep unveiled the Wrangler Whitecap special edition featuring a white roof, grille inserts and 1941 decals honouring the military CJ. Offered on Rubicon and Sahara with 2.0T (274PS) or 3.6L V6, the package adds roughly US$3,185 to the Rubicon base price.

A final teaser shows the side profile of Perodua’s D66B, set to debut tomorrow as the rumored “Traz”. Built on the Toyota Yaris Cross platform, it will offer the same 106 PS 1.5 L or 111 PS hybrid powertrains and five-star ASEAN NCAP safety. Positioned above the Ativa (from RM 62,500), full pricing and specs will be revealed at launch.