While Malaysian car enthusiasts are still celebrating the arrival of the 2026 Proton X70 with its long-awaited 4-cylinder engine, Geely has dropped a bombshell in China. On March 31, the latest member of the Boyue family — the Boyue REV — officially launched with three variants. The special introductory price ranges from 10.79k to 12.09k RMB (approx. RM66k to RM74k).

In Malaysia, when talking about the "fuel-efficiency king" of pickups, the Isuzu D-MAX is always the first to come to mind. Yesterday, Isuzu Malaysia officially launched the 2026 Isuzu D-MAX. While the exterior receives subtle, more aggressive tweaks, the real highlight lies under the hood: the all-new 2.2L Turbo Diesel engine.

In Malaysia, the mention of a luxury MPV instantly brings the Toyota Alphard or Vellfire to mind. However, on March 29, the true "king" of Chinese new energy MPVs — the second-generation Denza D9 — officially opened for pre-sales, with prices ranging from RMB 389,800 to 489,800.

In response to the viral rumors over the weekend claiming that BYD had shelved its local assembly (CKD) plans due to dissatisfaction with government conditions, the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) has issued an official statement to debunk these claims. MITI emphasized that Malaysia's automotive policy is not designed to create arbitrary barriers for specific brands, but rather t

While the current price ranges from RMB 58,900 to 78,900 (approx. RM 38k - 52k), its potential impact on the Malaysian market is immense. If Chery introduces this model via CKD (Local Assembly) and keeps a price tag under RM 100,000, it will undoubtedly be the ultimate "National Car Killer".

Great Wall Motor (GWM) — the parent company behind Malaysia's beloved ORA and TANK brands — has officially released its 2025 Annual Financial Report. In a year defined by brutal "price wars" and escalating global competition, GWM's latest scorecard demonstrates remarkable resilience.

The year 2025 will be etched in history as a "miracle year" for the Southeast Asian automotive industry. For decades, the regional landscape followed a rigid, predictable pattern: "Indonesia for volume, Thailand for manufacturing". However, this long-standing hierarchy was completely shattered last year.

In Malaysia, whether you're hauling goods into the kebun or heading to Pavilion for the weekend, the Toyota Hilux has always been the "no-brainer" choice. Now, our "National Pickup" reaches a historic milestone as it officially enters the electric era. The all-new 9th-generation Hilux BEV is expected to be priced around RM 226,300.

The Malaysian automotive landscape is in a state of shock following reports that the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) has imposed rigid new mandates for BYD's local assembly (CKD) plans. Due to a policy deadlock over a RM200,000 price floor and an 80% export quota, BYD's Tanjong Malim facility — originally slated for production in late 2026 — has reportedly ground to a halt.

Thinking of getting the new 2026 Proton Saga MC3? Here's a deal that lets you "pawn" your maintenance worries away. Proton has introduced an extended warranty package for this national favorite, ensuring your peace of mind stays as solid as its resale value.

In Malaysia, mention "Xiaomi" and most people immediately visualize value-for-money smartphones or an expansive ecosystem of smart home gadgets. However, over the past two years, the global automotive discourse has been dominated by Xiaomi's aggressive foray into the EV space.

With Denza Malaysia officially confirming the arrival of its flagship Z9GT, the local automotive market is reaching a pivotal inflection point. This is more than just a new car launch; it offers a tech-focused alternative to the traditional premium marques (Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz).

Tesla Malaysia recently hosted an exclusive preview of the all-new Tesla Model Y L at its Cyberjaya headquarters. Originally developed as a China-exclusive variant, the Model Y L has now successfully transitioned to Right-Hand Drive (RHD) configuration for global expansion. Following its recent rollout in Australia and Thailand, Malaysia is slated for the official market launch this Wednesday, Apr

To plug existing loopholes regarding the abuse of subsidized fuel by foreign-registered vehicles, the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) has officially enforced a new regulatory framework. Effective April 1, 2026, petrol stations nationwide will begin a phased implementation of revised guidelines: The use of foreign credit and debit cards at Outdoor Payment Terminals (OPT) for RO

Mitsubishi has officially unveiled the facelifted 2026 Mitsubishi Xpander HEV at the ongoing Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS). Beyond its refined hybrid powertrain, this update specifically targets the growing demand for active safety in the ASEAN region — integrating a comprehensive Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) suite.

As volatility persists in the Middle East — compounded by the systemic risk of a Strait of Hormuz blockade — global energy security alarms are sounding once again. To diversify its energy mix and mitigate over-reliance on volatile fossil fuels, the Malaysian government has officially stated that nuclear energy will become a key option in the nation's future energy strategy.

The Malaysian B-segment MPV market is heating up! Following its debut in Indonesia and Thailand, the 2026 Hyundai Stargazer facelift is slated for an official Malaysian launch in the fourth quarter (Q4) of this year.

JDM fans in Malaysia, the days of the A90 Supra being teased as a "rebadged BMW" may finally be drawing to a close. With production of the current A90 officially confirmed to end in March 2026, anticipation for its successor — potentially codenamed A100 — is reaching a fever pitch.

At the ongoing 2026 Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS), a familiar SUV has taken center stage. The Jaecoo J7 PHEV (branded as the Jaecoo 7 SHS in Thailand) on display features a significant detail on its B-pillar: a sticker confirming it was assembled in Shah Alam, Selangor and exported to Thailand.

On March 26, 2026, Leapmotor officially launched its all-new compact electric SUV, the Leapmotor A10, in the Chinese market. Available in four variants, the A10 is priced between RMB 65,800 and 86,800 (approx. RM 43,000 to RM 56,700).