Smart Car Dealers, Car Showroom, Service Center in Malaysia

The TNGA-platform Toyota Camry is one of the best cars we’ve driven in recent times. It has the handling that’s better than many recent BMW models but more important than that, the Camry’s excellent handling didn’t come at the expense of ride comfort. Truly a pleasant surprise. So what’s the weakest point of the Toyota Camry? Critics will be quick to say it has to be the aging naturally aspirated, port fuel injection 2AR-FE 2.5-litre Dual VVT-i engine. But our test drive with the Camry tells us

If you’ve ever car-pooled with a Perodua Myvi Advance owner you would be left in awe of their ability to go through tolls without needing to lift a finger. The built-in SmartTag reader is the most thoughtful device ever to be included in a car and it has further given the Myvi a huge lead as the best value-for-money car in our market. I know what you’re thinking, when you purchase a SmartTag device, we were given a holder to attach the device to our screens. But the trend of breaking wind shield

Following numerous teasers and previews, the Smart #1 is finally launched in Malaysia. This electric SUV, imported from China (CBU), offers three variants: Smart #1 Pro - RM 189,000 Smart #1 Premium - RM 219,000 Smart #1 Brabus - RM 249,000 *prices are on-the-road, without insurance The entry-level Smart #1 Pro comes with a smaller 49 kWh LFP battery, offering a WLTP-rated range of 315 km, powering a rear-mounted (RWD) single electric motor delivering 272 PS and 343 Nm. The Premium variant uses

Much like everything else in the German tuner's back catalogue, the 2023 Smart #1 Brabus is an electric vehicle (EV) with anger issues – and it's finally officially showcased in Malaysia, the first market in the ASEAN region to receive the model at that. Being a tarted-up variant of the regular Hashtag One, it has more power, differentiated looks, and an estimated RM 250,000 pricetag; roughly RM 50k more than the base #1 Pro. Note that the its full official launch will take place later this year

Light the candles and spin some party records as the Smart brand is now all grown up, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. From what started out as a study between watch company Swatch and Mercedes-Benz (Swatch Mercedes ART) to fulfill the gap for a small city car, the brand has revived under Geely's purveyorship and now has two all-electric models – the Malaysia-bound #1 and #3. The occasion is livened by the Smart #3 25th Anniversary Edition, and like most special editions, it comes wit

Munich's IAA Mobility event played host to the global introduction of the all-new, all-electric (EV) Smart #3, following its initial unveiling at Auto Shanghai in April. Though the bulbous genealogy is apparent from the Smart #1, the #3 is equally distinctive with its own elements. The front includes a wide A-shaped grill and slim LED headlights, while the rear has a noticeable spoiler. 19-inch wheels are standard (the Brabus variant gets 20-inch rollers), and a panoramic glass roof is standard.

As the Smart #1 inches to its Q4 2023 launch in Malaysia, bookings for the model are now open on the brand's official app, Hello Smart. The model can be booked via a refundable RM 1,000 deposit through the app, and can be paid via credit or debit card. The app is available for Android, Apple, and Huawei phones. The car can also be booked via EON's website, link provided here. More importantly, the app sheds light on the available specifications for our country – two variants are highlighted; the