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Following the launch of the Xpeng G6, Xpeng Thailand has expanded its product portfolio with the introduction of the Xpeng X9—a fully electric (BEV) sliding-door minivan. Only one front-wheel-drive, 7-seater variant is available, priced at THB 2.79 million (~RM 360k). This makes it nearly twice the price of the G6 SUV, which starts at THB 1.439 million. In Malaysia, the Xpeng G6 starts at RM 165,820. The Xpeng X9 in Thailand is equipped with a 101.5 kWh NMC battery and supports DC fast charging

The Star reports that Malaysians could soon be scanning their MyKad to access targeted fuel subsidies. Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli has revealed this plan as part of the government’s strategy to rationalize RON 95 subsidies for middle-income (T15) and lower-income (B40) groups. If implemented, eligible Malaysians would scan their MyKads at the pump to buy RON 95 petrol at subsidised prices, while others would pay market rates. Eligibility would be determined by a cloud-based database, which the

Toyota Australia and BHP, the mining company, have announced a new trial of the Toyota Hilux battery electric vehicle (BEV) prototype, marking the first test of its kind for the vehicle. The electric Hilux will be deployed at BHP’s Port Hedland site in Western Australia, taking on duties typically handled by diesel-powered vehicles. The test will begin in November and run for around a year, with BHP to provide feedback on the vehicle's performance. Matthew Callachor, President and CEO of Toyota

Organised by MINI Pattern Group, a MINI owners’ club, the first-ever Malaysia MINI Day 2024 served as the largest gathering of MINIacs from all over the country. With 543 owners pulling up for an exhilarating weekend at Resorts World Awana Open Carpark in Genting Highlands, the event set the record for the largest number of MINIs gathered in Malaysia. The 2-day festival kicked off with a celebratory dinner on 26 October commemorating the 10th anniversary of the MINI Pattern Group. The next day s

After much anticipation, PT Toyota Astra Motor (TAM) officially launched the Toyota Hilux Rangga in Indonesia, with prices ranging from IDR 188.7 million (~RM 52k) to IDR 304.5 million (~RM 84k). By the way this is the same model that's sold as the Hilux Champ in Thailand. Made to cater to diverse needs, each market launch is punctuated by many variants. Indonesia is no different, with two engines, two bodystyles, and a total of 10 variants: Petrol Hilux Rangga Cab-Chassis 2.0 Std MT: IDR 188.7