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Proton has confirmed that its new EV-only sub-brand will be called e.MAS. By EV-only, Proton also means that plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) are included. The new e.Mas brand will be distributed by Proton's subsidiary Pro-Net, the same distributor for Smart. Five new models are planned, and based on the presentation slides, the models could be named e.MAS 1, e.MAS 2, e.MAS 3, e.MAS 5, and e.MAS 6. Proton is targetting for these five models to achieve a combined sales volume of 200,000 units per year, bu
Racing demands discipline, dedication, effort, experience, and money. But for the Honda Malaysia Racing Team (HMRT), things are a bit different. This team consists of employees from various departments within the organisation who participate voluntarily, without additional benefits. This arrangement piques curiosity about their mindset and motivation. While race experience is crucial for success in motorsports, HMRT has shown that it isn't always necessary. The team consistently includes a signi
Fuel price movements in Malaysia from 12- to 18-June 2024 are as follows: Fuel Price Update 12- to 18-June 2024 RON 95 RM 2.05 RON 97 RM 3.47 RON 100 RM 5.00 Shell V-Power RM 6.00 Diesel EURO 5 B10 RM 3.35 Diesel EURO 5 B7 RM 3.55 Follow fuel price live updates: Petrol Price Malaysia
The Hyundai Kona and its battery-electric vehicle (BEV) sibling, the Kona Electric, have been removed from the local Hyundai Malaysia website. It's not been a terribly long run for either of these models; the combustion-engine Kona was introduced here in October 2020, with the facelift model coming quite soon thereafter in April 2021. The Kona Electric was launched here in November 2021. During the model's reign here, the facelifted Kona's prices ranged from RM 120k to RM 147k. Meanwhile the Kon
The waiting period for the highest specifications 4.5-litre turbo-diesel V8-powered Toyota Land Cruiser 70 is still holding at more than 2 years. This is an improvement from the 4-year waiting period when the new ‘old’ Land Cruiser 70 was launched late last year. In some markets like Australia, orders for the V8 variant have been suspended indefinitely. Speaking to Australian publication GoAuto, Toyota Australia’s Vice-President of sales, marketing, and franchise operations Sean Hanley said: “At