RM 126,159

Mazda introduced the 2018 Mazda CX-3 to bite into the slice of the B-segment SUV market. In the 2018 update, the CX-3 continues to show off its driving prowess over its competitors, the Honda HR-V and Toyota C-HR . Thanks to Mazda's update with GVC, the CX-3 has a much-improved comfort level and even better cornering skills. In Brief: Mazda CX-3, fun-sized but is it good enough for you? Honda HR-V vs. Mazda CX-3: Practicality or Fun To Drive?

RM 107,695

As a B-Segment SUV produced by the Renault Company, Renault Captur has listed a price position of RM 107,695 with only one available variant right now: 2017 TCe 120 EDC (CKD). And there is a limited edition – Renault Captur Trophy. 《 Like this chequered Renault Captur Trophy? It’s a limited edition 》 Renault Captur is now launching a fierce competition with its main rivals: Honda HR-V , Peugeot 2008 and Mazda CX-3 . 《 Renault’s subscription plan is a commitment-free alternative to car ownership 》

RM 146,879

Bermaz Motor Berhad first introduced the second-generation Mazda CX-5 back in 2017, aiming to compete with the  Honda CR-V ,  Mitsubishi Outlander ,  Nissan X-Trail ,  Proton X70 , and others. ( Proton X70 CKD vs Honda CR-V vs Mazda CX-5 - Which one should you buy? ) Currently, Bermaz offers five variants of the  Mazda CX-5 2024  facelift, with prices ranging from RM 145,000 to RM 190,500. 

RM 130,400 - 142,000

Toyota Corolla Cross Overview The 2021 Toyota Corolla Cross is the latest compact crossover SUV to join UMW Toyota Motor’s vehicle line up in Malaysia. Making its Malaysian debut in March 2021, it is based on Toyota’s highly rated TNGA-C platform. It is the first TNGA-based Toyota to be assembled inMalaysia. There're three variants, the 1.8 G, 1.8 V and the Corolla CrossHybrid. Price starts from RM 130,400 for the base 1.8 G, RM 137,400,for the 1.8 V and RM 142,00 for the Corolla Cross Hybrid. It goes head-to-headwith the Honda HR-V and the Subaru XV.

Time to be determined

RM 98,800 - 126,800

Launched in August 2024, the 2025 Proton X70 facelift ( internally as the MC2) starts at RM 98,800, retaining the previous pricing despite adding more value-added features. Proton follows an American-style model year format, so models released in Q4 are marketed for the next calendar year. Highlighting the updates, the new X70 is now quieter and more fuel-efficient. It also features an upgraded infotainment system with support for Android Auto and wireless Apple CarPlay Two variants were discontinued from (the MC1) before it: the 1.5L TGDi Executive AWD and the older 1.8L TGDi Premium. There are 4 variants now, as follows:  1.5 TGDi Standard: RM 98,800 1.5 TGDi Executive: RM 110,800 1.5 TGDi Premium: RM 123,800 1.5 TGDi Premium X: RM 126,800 Notably, all variants are powered by the locally-produced (GEP3) 1.5-litre turbocharged 3-cylinder engine, paired with a quieter operating (EVO300) 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, shared with the latest Proton S70 (and X50). Output remains the same at  177 PS / 255 Nm, but fuel consumption is claimed  to have improved by 4%, now rated at 7.3 litres/100 km (NEDC). Elsewhere, the Flagship and Flagship X variants also come with advanced safety features through a complete Level 2 ADAS suite now thanks to newer features such as Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop&Go, Lane Centering Control and Lane Departure Prevention, amongst others. 

Time to be determined