Tempting deals on the latest rides


All revved up: Visitors viewing a car at the CarSifu Auto Show 2026 at Mid Valley Megamall. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: The third day of the StarCarSifu Auto Show 2026 is underway at the ground-floor concourse of Mid Valley Megamall, with attractive promotions, special deals and test drives in store for visitors.

Running until Aug 16, the auto show is open from 10am to 10pm daily, with free admission.

Those who book a vehicle during the show also stand a chance to win cash vouchers worth up to RM5,000 under the Book & Win campaign.

Visitors can explore trendy cars with powertrains including internal combustion engines, hybrids and battery electric vehicles.

Among the participating automotive players are BYD, Chery, GWM, Jetour, Leapmotor, Nissan and Proton.

StarCarSifu Auto Show 2026 logo for News use. The auto show runs from Aug 12-16, 2026 at Mid Valley Megamall, Kuala Lumpur.
StarCarSifu Auto Show 2026 logo for News use. The auto show runs from Aug 12-16, 2026 at Mid Valley Megamall, Kuala Lumpur.

Car enthusiasts can get up close with the latest sedans, electric vehicles (EVs), sports utility vehicles (SUVs) and multi-purpose vehicles (MPVs), among others.

Among the visitors yesterday was 41-year-old graphic designer Mohd Saiful Ithnin, who was taking a closer look at the Jetour VT9 seven-seater SUV.

“As a family man, I am interested in looking at the MPV choices here. I still prefer petrol-powered cars as I regularly travel outstation, and there are areas where EV charging points are not available.

“I think this auto show offers a good selection of the latest car models with new technologies,” he added.

Meanwhile, a 64-year-old reti­ree who wished to be known only as Agnes, was checking out the Nissan Serena e-Power MPV.

“I like the Serena as it is a seven-seater, and the design is elegant. The price is also within my budget. The auto show’s location is convenient, and we can shop and have lunch here too,” she said.

Another visitor, a consultant who wished to be known only as Sanath, was checking out the BYD Atto 3 Premium variant.

“I prefer petrol-powered cars, especially SUVs. But here, there are many attractive EVs. I also like the minimalist looks of the Leapmotor models, which I think offer many attractive features and good value. The BYD model is also nice.”

Retiree Rizal Johan, 50, took a keen interest in the GWM TANK 300 HEV.

“There are many SUVs and EVs here to check out. And GWM’s hybrid technology is interesting,” he said.

Leapmotor is showcasing the C10 PLUS, which combines premium features, impressive performance and a long driving range.

The D-segment SUV is available from RM129,000 after rebates.

Meanwhile, the all-electric Leapmotor B10 C-segment SUV is priced at RM107,800 for the Life variant and RM118,800 for the Design variant.

Visitors can also check out the Chery Tiggo 9 flagship premium SUV, which combines luxury and intelligent technology.

There is also the Tiggo 7 PHEV, a versatile electrified SUV that blends dynamic styling with everyday functionality.

Chery Malaysia is offering exclusive promotions available only at the auto show.

The special promotional prices, on the road without insurance, are RM80,000 for the Tiggo Cross Turbo; RM99,800 for the Chery O5; RM99,800 for the Tiggo 7 Pro; RM109,800 for the Tiggo 7 PHEV; and RM138,800 for the Tiggo 8 PHEV.

The Tiggo 9 is priced from RM166,800, with a seven-year vehicle warranty and 10-year engine warranty.

Customers who book a Chery vehicle during the auto show will enjoy free exclusive official merchandise, special Merdeka x CarSifu rebates and promotional offers, attractive financing packages and additional ownership benefits on selected models.

Meanwhile, the Jetour line-up includes the 1.5-litre turbocharged VT9 seven-seater SUV, priced from RM118,800, and the C-segment five-seater Dashing SUV, priced from RM109,800.

Jetour also has the rugged-looking five-seater T1 urban SUV, priced at RM129,800 for the 1.5L TGDi 2WD and RM146,800 for the 2.0L TGDi XWD.

The first 2,000 customers who register their T1 will receive a RM2,000 rebate, with financing rates from as low as 1.68%.

The 2.0-litre turbocharged Jetour T2 adventure SUV is the brand’s new flagship model, priced at RM156,800.

A cash rebate of RM2,000 is offered for the first 3,000 T2 registrations. Visitors to GWM Malaysia’s display can enjoy free coffee and other activities.

GWM Malaysia’s latest electrified offerings include the TANK 300 HEV and HAVAL H6 HEV.

Test drives are available for selected models, including the WEY G9 Hi4 PHEV and TANK 500 HEV.

Visitors who take a test drive will receive a GWM towel, while those who book a vehicle at the show can take home a GWM tumbler.

Among the highlights is the soon-to-be-launched ORA 5 HEV, a compact urban crossover with a driving range of more than 1,100km.

At the Proton booth, visitors can check out the new Saga, X50 B-segment SUV and S70 C-segment sedan.

They can also get behind the wheel for a test drive and enjoy exclusive auto show promotions and giveaways.

Other highlights include Proton e.MAS models such as the all-electric e.MAS 5 and e.MAS 7, as well as the e.MAS 7 PHEV.

Another all-electric mid-sized SUV, the new rear-wheel-drive BYD Atto 3 Premium variant, is priced at RM138,800 and offers a range of 510km (WLTP).

Meanwhile, the seven-seater Nissan Serena e-Power MPV comes in five variants, starting from RM154,800, with its e-Power drivetrain combining an electric motor with a 1.4-litre petrol engine.

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