Tesla Dealers, Car Service, Showroom in Pulau Langkawi

If you have a budget of around RM 200k for an EV, the current de facto choice would be a Tesla. But which one, the Tesla Model 3 or Model Y? The sleeker sedan or its slightly larger sibling, the SUV? In this comparison, we'll delve into the key aspects of both models to help you decide based on your preferences and needs. Which is more affordable? When it comes to affordability, the Model 3 has the edge. With a starting price of RM 189,000 for the Standard Range RWD, it’s a tad cheaper than the

With the facelifted Tesla Model 3 (Highland) and Model Y now open for order in Malaysia, one key decision for potential buyers is choosing among Tesla's advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) - Autopilot, Enhanced Autopilot, and Full Self-Driving (FSD). Autopilot comes as a standard feature on both Tesla models, while Enhanced Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD) are available as optional add-ons, priced at RM 16,000 and RM 32,000, respectively. In this article, we'll delve into these choice

Ten years ago, if you think of Chinese cars, you might imagine them to be knock-offs or poorly designed imitations of existing models. However, as the Chinese economy is booming, so has the automotive landscape of the Middle Kingdom. With Chinese conglomerates partnering with foreign carmakers and some even owning foreign brands, suffice to say that the country’s automotive landscape has grown leaps and bounds. Some of them even offer luxurious alternatives to established models and most of them

The Proton X50 is safer than a BMW X1? Yup, it’s true, and you can read it here. Part of why it gains that reputation is because it comes with Level 2 Autonomous driving. What's this 'levels of autonomous driving'? In short, this picture. Basically, Level 0/1 cars are most common right now, and Level 2 technologies are still creeping in. We're still a long ways away from Level 3, 4 and 5 autonomous driving. Who decides these? The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International. What makes it

A day after teasing an image of a sea lion, BYD Malaysia followed up with another teaser but this time revealing more hints on what type of Sealion is approaching here soon. If you’re lost in the joke, BYD has two different models named Sealion which have different powerplants and overall design. There is the Sealion 6, which is a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) SUV and the Sealion 7, which is a fully electric (BEV) coupe SUV. Based on BYD Malaysia’s latest teaser image, it seems that the BEV Sealion 7 is

Bermaz Xpeng Sdn Bhd, the sole distributor of the Xpeng brand in Malaysia, has officially launched the Xpeng G6. This highly anticipated 5-seater, D-segment battery electric (BEV) SUV is now available for booking, with a starting price of RM 165,820 for the 580 Pro variant and RM 185,820 for the 755 Pro variant. Both variants are rear-wheel drive (RWD). These prices undercut its nearest rival, the Tesla Model Y by around 13%. The American contender starts from RM 191,000 for the base rear-wheel

Zeekr has released its first uncamouflaged image of the rear of the upcoming 7X SUV on its social media channel, along with its measurements. The 7X will measure 4,825 mm in length, 1,930 mm in width, and 1,656 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,925 mm. For comparison, the Tesla Model Y is 4,750 mm long, 1,920 mm wide, 1,623 mm high, with a wheelbase of 2,891 mm. The 7X is built on the PMA2+ platform that runs on an 800V architecture. The exterior design of the Zeekr 7X aligns with the brand’s

A little surprising to have it on our shores it may be, but alas its real – the Tesla Cybertruck has just been previewed in Malaysia. We are its second ASEAN stop, following its initial session over in Thailand. This isn't local specifications, as the model in this sneak peek is still left-hand drive (LHD), imported straight from the Austin, Texas Gigafactory. The variant you see here is the dual-motor all-wheel drive (AWD) version; the single-motor rear-wheel drive (RWD) is not out for sale any

The spiritual home of the pick-up truck, Thailand, is set to welcome the Tesla Cybertruck battery electric vehicle (BEV) as it has been officially confirmed to launch in their market later this week. Yes, it is the model's ASEAN debut, and it also bids well for Malaysia – more on that below. เตรียมรับความสั่นสะเทือนครั้งใหญ่ไปกับภารกิจของ Cybertruck พร้อมรับของที่ระลึกสุดลิมิเต็ด และพบกับข้อเสนอใหม่ล่าสุดจากเรา เฉพาะ Model 3 และ Model Y pic.twitter.com/c4c8tKA7De — Tesla Thailand (@tesla_thailan