RM 169,900 - 195,900

2019 Honda CR-V  Malaysia is still the most practical family SUV in its class. Priced from RM 138,308 to RM 163,191, the Honda CR-V Malaysia is more expensive than a Proton X70 , but the lighter CR-V offers better performance. It’s a lot more fuel-efficient too. Inside, the Honda CR-V Malaysia is still the most spacious in its class. It doesn’t feel as expensive or handles as well as a Mazda CX-5 but as an overall package, it’s pretty good.

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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 188,360 - 224,360

The 2022 Mazda CX-8 was launched alongside the more attention-grabbingMazda MX-30, but don’t let the simultaneous launch fool you as this 3-row SUVfrom Mazda is a popular model for the brand, as evidenced by the availabilityof 5 different variants to our local market. These variants are: Mazda CX-8 2.5 T High Plus AWD – RM212,225 Mazda CX-8 2.5 High Plus 2WD – RM197,553 Mazda CX-8 2.5 High 2WD – RM183,452 Mazda CX-8 2.5 Mid 2WD – RM177,674 Mazda CX-8 2.2D High Plus Diesel – RM204,759

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RM 169,167 - 207,553

UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) has launched the 2021 Toyota Fortuner  in Malaysia via an online event just a moment ago. Three variants of the locally-assembled (CKD), 7-seater sports utility vehicle (SUV) are offered, and prices start from RM 167,357.40. But that's not all, the 2021 Toyota Innova facelift was also launched alongside  this SUV. Toyota Fortuner variants and prices Although technically there's still three variants, the 2.4 variant is only available in Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan. Here's the list of variants and prices that's currently on offer: 2021 Toyota Fortuner facelift price list Variants Price 2.4 AT 4x4 (only available in Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan) RM 167,357.40 2.7 SRZ AT 4x4 RM 172,244.00 2.8 VRZ AT 4x4 RM 203,183.00 All prices shown are on-the-road without insurance and sans-SST, valid until 30-June 2021 .

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RM 199,000

Mazda MX-30 – Overview Though this is not the first time Mazda has flirted with full electric vehicles, the Mazda MX-30 is the first actual production EV from the carmaker. For such a significant car, the marque has wisely chosen to make an EV in the crossover segment.  However, Mazda has decided to stay away from any nomenclature that will connect the Mazda MX-30 to its electric underpinnings. There’s no ‘e’ anywhere in its name, and even the MX brings performance to mind, unlike the other SUVs and crossovers in their stable with the CX moniker. The Mazda MX-30 has the same dimensions as the more-familiar Mazda CX-30 and in fact the EV is built on the same SkyActiv-Vehicle Architecture found under the Mazda 3 and Mazda CX-30. Reinforcements have been performed on the cells and the floor too to increase stiffness, due to the added weight of the cells. Aside from its electrified drivetrain, one of the other interesting bits about the Mazda MX-30 is its freestyle doors with the rear doors hinged at the rear, which brings the Mazda RX-8 immediately to mind. A future plug-in hybrid of the electric crossover will feature a rotary engine to extend range, but no exact date has been given on this variant. According to a report by AmInvestment bank, the Mazda MX-30 is due to arrive in Malaysia in the fourth quarter of 2021. There’s also a chance the EV will be part of Mazda’s CKD line-up in Malaysia, which will then bring its price point to a reasonable level.

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