PT Astra International, the sole importer of Peugeot cars in Indonesia has announced that it will stop distributing the French Lion 52 years after it was introduced in the country. This decision was reportedly made by Peugeot’s parent company, Stellantis as it focuses on growth in the ASEAN region. “According to information by Stellantis, it has made a decision to stop the sales of Peugeot vehicles in Indonesia,” Rokky Irvayandi, Chief Executive of PT Astra International – Peugeot Sales Operatio

CY Foong

May 6, 2024

Proton's sales in Malaysia for the month of April 2024 reached 11,025 units, representing a year-on-year increase of 17.1% compared to the same month last year in which the company sold 9,415 cars. In total, the carmaker has sold 50,175 units within the first four months of 2024, surpassing the 49,702 cars sold within the same period in 2023. Meanwhile, its export sales have seen a 38.5% uptick year-to-date with 835 units moved; better than the 603 units this time last year. Proton estimates its

Sanjay

May 6, 2024

Isuzu Malaysia has confirmed that a new, facelifted 2024 Isuzu D-Max will be launching later this month, on 14-May. The company has opened a registration of interest (RoI) page for would-be buyers. The new D-Max will be launched here with the X-Terrain variant as its flagship. Specifications have yet to be confirmed, but in Thailand, the highlight of the new 2024 model is a set of upgraded, wide angle camera for its driving assistance systems. Functions of the Adaptive cruise control (ACC) with

Hans

May 6, 2024

More often than not, there is a fine line that separates good cars from truly superb cars that lead segments. Certain cars may individually offer great looks, substantive features, superb pricing, or excellent driving experiences. Truth be told, that may be enough to sway quite a few buyers. However, to lead—a model must deliver the best of all worlds and combine every attribute equally. That’s what the Honda CR-V has accomplished for generations. Now in its sixth generation, it continues to lea

Arvind

May 6, 2024

Chery Auto Malaysia is working closely with the Ministry of Transport to coordinate a recall of 600 units of Chery Omoda 5, to fix an issue involving detachment of the SUV’s rear axle (to be specific, it’s the control arm holding the torsion beam rear suspension). For the first time since a single car incident was reported 28-April, Chery Malaysia is now describing the exercise as a ‘recall.’ The company's earlier statements issued to the press had avoided using the word 'recall.' Chery Auto Mal

Hans

May 4, 2024