Denza Z9GT adds Fjord Green colour in Malaysia after 100 deliveries since July launch
By Eve
The Denza Z9GT battery electric shooting brake is now available in Malaysia in Fjord Green exterior colour, priced at RM368,690 on the road (RM358,800 before fees). The new colour option arrives after more than 100 customer deliveries since the model's official Malaysian launch in July 2026. The AWD EV features a three motor powertrain producing 1,156 PS and 1,210 Nm, a 122.49 kWh second generation BYD Blade LFP battery, and a claimed 600 km WLTP range.
Why it matters
The delivery milestone and expanded colour range signal growing traction for premium Chinese EVs in Southeast Asian markets, where charging infrastructure planning must accommodate high performance models with large battery capacities. The 122.49 kWh battery size represents a reference point for CPOs designing depot or destination charging for luxury EV fleets in the region.
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- “Denza Z9GT in Malaysia – now in Fjord Green; RM369k”
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- 29 October 2026
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