Ranger Raptor 2.0L Bi-turbodiesel will debut at a roadshow from 9 to 11 June 2023 First 300 bookings will get a dual-channel Kenwood dashcam with built-in wireless link and GPS as well as RM 500 discount on Ford Ranger Getaways Expected to share same equipment as the 3.0-litre twin-turbo petrol V6 Raptor Good news folks, if the 3.0-litre twin-turbo Ford Ranger Raptor was a little over your budget, Sime Darby Auto Connexion (SDAC) will be launching on 8 June 2023 a Ranger Raptor with the smaller

Malaysians can look forward to at least one new electrified vehicle (xEV) from Proton annually, promises Chairman of the Geely Holding Group, Eric Li. "We will spare no effort to support Proton with new technologies, new products, new buisness models, to help Proton launch at least one new energy vehicle model (NEV) every year," said Li, who is also the founder of the Chinese carmaker. NEVs is a Chinese term to describe plug-in charging capable vehicles, usually referring to plug-in hybrids (PHE

The young EV-only Chinese upstart Hozon Auto will be making its debut in Malaysia next month, at the 2023 Malaysia Auto Show. The first product will be the Neta V, which is described by the company as ‘the most affordable' battery EV model here. Prices have yet to be announced but the Neta V is currently on sale in Thailand for 549,000 Baht, cheaper than a Toyota Yaris (starts from THB 559,000). However, note that Thailand’s Yaris is a 1.2-litre model while ours is a 1.5-litre model. Currently,

In conjunction with the Sime Darby Auto ConneXion (SDAC) and upcoming Hari Raya celebrations, the company is offering an exclusive 2-year free service package to new customers of the Ford Ranger XL Double Cab and Ranger XLT for a limited time. The campaign runs from 1-April to 31-May 2023 and is available for only a limited number of units for both models, on a first-come, first-served basis. Also read: Review: Ford Ranger Wildtrak - Bigger and better but it comes at a price... literally Ranger

In many major parts of China’s most developed coastal regions, pick-up trucks are still banned from entering the city centres. This rule may seem very odd to foreigners, but Chinese regulations make no distinction between a dirty farm truck and a Ford F-150 Raptor, which is already on sale in China. Some cities like Chongqing and provinces of Liaoning, Henan, Hebei and Yunnan have lifted the ban, while others have relaxed restrictions on how far into the city centre pick-up trucks can drive. Maj