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iCaur V27 REEV SUV previewed in Thailand, Malaysia launch

iCaur V27 REEV SUV previewed in Thailand, Malaysia launch
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What happened

The iCaur V27, a range-extended electric SUV, was previewed in Thailand on August 20, 2026, as reported by Autolifethailand. The vehicle had been shown in Indonesia earlier in the month.

The Thai preview precedes a formal launch in September. Three variants will be offered: Standard 2WD, Top 2WD, and Top 4WD.

In numbers
455 PS
Maximum power output
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150 km
NEDC electric range
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1,000 km
Total driving range
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Key specifications

The V27 is a range-extended electric vehicle (REEV) with a combined output of up to 455 PS. Its electric-only range is 150 km under the NEDC cycle.

Total driving range is rated at 1,000 km, combining the battery and range extender. The SUV is positioned as a rugged, off-road capable model.

Why it matters

The Thai preview signals iCaur's expansion into Southeast Asia. Thailand is a regional hub for EV production and sales.

Indonesia and Thailand are key ASEAN markets for Chinese EV brands. A Malaysia launch could follow later this year, according to the report.

Impact on Malaysia

Malaysian consumers may see the V27 by end-2026, though no official date is confirmed. The Malaysian EV market is growing, with rising interest in hybrid and range-extended models.

Local demand for SUVs and electrified vehicles remains strong, making the V27 a potential contender. Pricing and availability for Malaysia have not been announced.

Market context

Range-extended EVs are gaining traction in Southeast Asia as a bridge between pure EVs and hybrids. The V27's 1,000 km total range addresses range anxiety.

Chinese automakers are entering ASEAN markets with competitive pricing and features. Thailand's EV incentives attract such launches, and Malaysia is expected to follow similar trends.

What's next

The official Thai launch is set for September 2026, with market availability to follow. Malaysian introduction will depend on regulatory approvals and distribution agreements.

Interested buyers should watch for local announcements from iCaur or its Malaysian partners. No further details on pricing or specifications for Malaysia have been released.

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