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Perodua has unveiled the Ativa Fuze, a captivating design concept based on the popular Ativa SUV, at the ongoing KL International Motorshow (KLIMS) 2024. Featuring bold styling and futuristic elements, the Ativa Fuze serves as a platform for Perodua to showcase its design team’s creative potential when given the freedom to push boundaries. The Ativa Fuze boasts a unique body kit, featuring a bespoke front bumper with X-pattern LED DRL graphics, an illuminated front grille light bar, sporty side

Perodua has unveiled its eMO-II (pronounced as M-O-2) today at the ongoing Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show 2024 (KLIMS 2024). However, contrary to popular belief, the eMO-II does not preview the all-new 4th-generation Perodua Myvi (codenamed D01D). Instead, the eMO-II is the precursor to an all-new standalone BEV model priced between RM 50k - RM 90k. “This prototype is the continuation of our EV journey as we continue to build this technology from the ground up. eMO-II has been improved

Remember Geely’s promise to make Malaysia their production hub for right-hand drive cars, contributing to our local economy and elevating Proton to become the third largest car manufacturer in Southeast Asia by 2027? Well, Geely seems to have no intention of keeping their word, as demonstrated by their decision to launch China-made Geely models in Thailand, followed by Indonesia and Australia later next year. Back in November 2021, four and a half years after acquiring half of Proton, Geely was

Over the weekend, Perodua released a teaser video featuring glimpses of its upcoming EMO-II concept car, which will be unveiled at this week’s 2024 Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS). Based on the short clip, the EMO-II appears to be a life-size concept of the Perodua EM-O scale model shown at the 2023 Malaysia Autoshow. At the 2024 Malaysia Autoshow in May, Perodua unveiled the EMO-I which previews an electric powertrain developed by P2 without the aid of its Japanese partner, Dai

After a 6-year hiatus, the KL International Motor Show is back—now rebranded as the KL International Mobility Show. The event will take place at MITEC from 5 to 11 December. Four brands—Nissan, Toyota, Mazda, and Kia—are confirmed to launch new models, while MG will debut multiple models. Additionally, two more brands, Perodua and GWM, are confirmed to preview upcoming vehicles set for launch in Malaysia soon. Confirmed Launches at KLIMS 2024 Nissan Kicks e-Power The most anticipated launch for