When the Tesla Model Y was introduced here in Malaysia, I described it as a “no-brainer” for a RM 200k battery electric vehicle (BEV), given its space, practicality, and the benefits of the Tesla ecosystem. But since then, there’s been quite a few new BEVs in the sub-RM 200k BEV market with the likes of the Smart #1, GWM Ora 07, and this, the BYD Seal. Prices for the BYD Seal start from RM 180k for the Premium variant to RM 200k for the Performance variant, which is what we have here. Overview:

Shaun

Jun 20, 2024

The XV50-generation Toyota Camry Hybrid was first introduced in Malaysia in 2015, priced at RM 174,900. It became a one-hit wonder as there was no follow-up model. The next generation Camry, imported from Thailand, became prohibitively expensive due to local taxes, leading to the discontinuation of the hybrid variant. Currently, you can find a Camry Hybrid for just over RM 60,000 on our Cars for Sale site. Overview The Camry Hybrid is equipped with a 2.5-litre Atkinson cycle 2AR-FXE 4-cylinder D

Shaun

Jun 20, 2024

The Association of Malay Importers and Traders of Motor Vehicles Malaysia (PEKEMA) wants the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) to review its decision to allow companies with no prior experience in automotive trade to apply for Open APs. On Thursday, MITI said applications for Open APs will open on 1-July 2024, and Bumiputera companies with no experience in automotive trade are welcome to apply. PEKEMA President Datuk Mohamed Nazari Noordin said that extending issuance of Open APs

Hans

Jun 20, 2024

Smart Malaysia is proud to announce the launch of SmartCare, an advanced aftersales service program designed to ensure the roadworthiness of all Smart vehicles and provide proactive support to existing Smart owners. A unique aspect of the SmartCare ecosystem is the Live High Voltage (HV) Battery Monitoring system. Through real-time monitoring of battery health in Smart vehicles, this advanced safety feature is designed to offer pre-emptive solutions for potential issues. Another distinctive feat

CY Foong

Jun 20, 2024

At the peak of the fantastic Japanese Bubble Economy era, three petite Japanese sports cars were launched around the same time. Dubbed the ABC sports cars, the Autozam AZ-1, Honda Beat, and Suzuki Cappuccino have all become legendary classics but only the Cappuccino was officially imported outside Japan. As the Japanese asset price bubble popped in the 1990s, the small kei-sized sports car segment almost vanished completely. In the 2000s and 2010s, the Daihatsu Copen was the only miniature sport

CY Foong

Jun 20, 2024