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Rather than just screaming the names of their favourite boy bands or dancing to the gyrating rhythm of their girl idols, modern K-pop fans have declared their love for the music beyond just concert tickets and merchandise. Around 11,000 fans from around the world signed a petition on climate activist site, Kpop4Planet calling for Hyundai to withdraw from an agreement with PT Adaro Minerals Indonesia Tbk. A non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the Korean carmaker and a

Earlier this year, MINI teased its latest model, the all-electric MINI Aceman which is planned to debut at next month’s Auto China show in Beijing. However, Chinese government regulators have ‘leaked’ exterior images of the upcoming electric crossover. The Aceman (not a direct successor to the Paceman) will slot between the 3-door MINI Cooper and the MINI Countryman in the lineup. It will be the second car produced by Spotlight Automotive, a joint venture between BMW and Great Wall Motor (GWM) a

Ahead of the upcoming Hari Raya celebrations, mark your calendars for the upcoming Ingress Group Auto Fair 2024. Offering huge cash rebates, attractive financing packages and even complimentary Malaysia Airlines return flight tickets, this is a great chance to get behind the wheel of your dream ride. Whether you're in the market for luxury, performance, or practicality; choose from a wide range of pre-owned BMW, MINI, Volvo, and Mitsubishi models, with cash rebates of up to RM 35,000. Pre-owned

Whether you want to call it a deep facelift or a new generation, the new petrol-powered 2024 MINI Cooper begins production at MINI Plant Oxford. The first unit was driven off the production line by Charlie Cooper, the grandson of John Cooper, the father of the Mini Cooper. While the all-new fully electric MINI Cooper E is built in China as part of a joint collaboration with GWM, the internal combustion MINI is manufactured in the UK. All three BMW Group UK manufacturing sites contribute to the p

“A bird in the hand, is worth two in the bush,” said former MITI Minister Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz regarding the government's frequent announcements of announcements of MoU signings, while existing investment partners leave. “The government must quickly respond to such developments. While touting around, the billions of possible investments expectations, being mooted, and discussed...it is so important that industrial and business entities, which are already here, do not close shop...and leave for o