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Jaguar Land Rover Malaysia (JLR Malaysia) has won the brand’s Retailer Awards 2023/2024 for the Asia Pacific region. This is the fifth time JLR Malaysia has won the award, and the fourth consecutive year clinching the title. Finalists of JLR’s Retailer of the Year Award are judged by in several areas, including marketing, sales, customer service, staff training and retailer presentation. Jeffrey Gan, Sime Motors’ Managing Director, Southeast Asia, remarked, “JLR Malaysia’s extraordinary accompli

The Jaguar I-Pace made its debut in 2018 and was one of the earliest electric vehicles (EVs) by mainstream (I try to avoid the term “legacy” as it makes them sound obsolete) manufacturers that was designed as one from the ground up – not based on a combustion engine model, which then has its innards converted to electric bits. If you’ve perused my review of EVs like the BMW i4, you'll understand my reservations about converted models, which often suffer from compromised interior space due to str

British carmaker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is suffering from a huge parts shortage in the UK as its workshops are facing a severe crisis and are running out of courtesy cars. According to Car Dealer Magazine, around 10,000 cars are awaiting parts all around the United Kingdom with half of them being stuck off the road at dealerships. The ‘significant parts shortage’ issue was addressed at a JLR dealership network summit and it would not get any better for another 6 weeks. JLR UK client care direct

Quirky Japanese carmaker Mitsuoka has been reskinning various other cars into its own designs and the new fourth generation Mitsuoka Viewt will make the jump to European-spec Toyota Yaris after being previously based on the Nissan March. The switch to Toyota will allow more variants of the Viewt to be available. This includes a 6-speed manual model, a hybrid and E-Four (electric rear-axle 4WD) variants. Furthermore, the Butte will also be equipped with more advanced safety features such as lane

According to a report by The Edge, Sime Darby Bhd-controlled Inokom Corp Sdn Bhd is currently at the tail end of contract assembly negotiations with China’s Chery Automobile Co Ltd. The Chinese carmaker is planning to make a return to Malaysia in 2023. Furthermore, the daily also reported that Inokom is also looking to ramp up the number of vehicles being assembled for Porsche AG. Sources close to the assembler also revealed that Inokom is in the final stage of negotiations with Jaguar Land Rove