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This is the updated 2026 Tesla Model 3 – larger 16.0-inch display, Zen Grey interior*This is the season of refreshed models, as over the past couple of weeks, various car manufactures have been introducing new and updated models. These brands include Mazda, Honda, and GWM. -
Tesla launches cheaper Model 3 in Hong Kong and Macau, from RM 105,300Tesla has introduced a cheaper, lower-spec Model 3 in Hong Kong and Macau, with prices starting at HK$205,000 (~RM 105,300) in Hong Kong and MOP252,000 (~RM 125,100) in Macau. -
GWM Ora 07 vs Tesla Model 3: Choosing between retro design and ultra-minimalismIf you have a budget of around RM150,000 for an electric vehicle (EV), the Malaysian market offers plenty of options. The BYD Seal, Tesla Model 3, and GWM Ora 07 all sit within this price bracket. -
Tesla China recall: 2.98 million Model 3/Model Y/Model S/Model X over retractable door-handle fault; OTA window-lower fix plannedTesla has announced a recall in China affecting approximately 2.98 million vehicles across its Model 3, Model Y, Model S and Model X line-up after regulators concluded that retractable electronic door handles can become difficult to operate following a severe collision. -
Tesla Model 3 vs. BYD Seal: Choosing between Tesla's ecosystem and BYD's featuresThe Malaysian electric vehicle (EV) market has been buzzing over the past two years. The Proton eMas 5 is charging ahead with its national car status, while BYD has secured the title of Malaysia's best-selling EV brand for three consecutive years with the Seal, Atto 3, and Sealion 7. -
Two- to three-year-old used EVs are losing value fast: Is now the time to buy?In 2022, Malaysia's electric vehicle (EV) market was just in its infancy. When the BYD Atto 3 first arrived, the Extended Range variant was priced at RM167,800. The Tesla Model 3 Long Range was even pricier at RM218,000. Back then, buyers who jumped on the EV bandwagon did so mostly with an "early adopter" mindset. -
Tesla Malaysia Raises Prices Across the Lineup! Model 3 from RM 149k, Model Y from RM 198kRecently, Tesla Malaysia updated the pricing for its entire model range on its online configurator. Following market speculation triggered by the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry's (MITI) new Completely Built-Up (CBU) electric vehicle (EV) guidelines set to take effect on 1 July 2026, Tesla has introduced a slight price adjustment across its local lineup. -
Non-Tesla EVs Can Now Charge at Tesla Superchargers in Malaysia — RM1.80/kWhTesla Malaysia has opened its Supercharger network to all non‑Tesla electric vehicles across four busy locations in the Klang Valley, making high‑speed DC fast charging more accessible for local EV owners.
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