Mitsubishi Thailand has announced the official prices of the all-new 2024 Mitsubishi Triton Athlete pick-up. Despite other variants going on sale in Thailand since mid-2023, only now have prices of the Triton Athlete been confirmed. The range-topping Triton Athlete variant offers more power, additional styling bits and new connectivity features. Two variants are offered; bookings open today for Thai customers with the first batch of deliveries scheduled for late-February 2024: Triton Athlete 2WD

Komatsu and Toyota have announced a joint project aimed at developing an Autonomous Light Vehicle (ALV) that will operate on Komatsu's Autonomous Haulage System (AHS). The collaboration aims to enhance safety and productivity in mining operations by utilizing autonomous haul trucks and automated ALVs controlled by AHS. The companies are currently testing a concept ALV based on the Toyota Hilux, and plan to demonstrate a proof of concept at a customer site by January 2024. Work on mining sites of

Angka-Tan Motor Sdn Bhd (ATM), Tan Chong Group’s subsidiary, has just launched the JMC Vigus Pro 4x4 pick-up truck in Malaysia. At its RM 98,888 price point, the JMC Vigus Pro does not compete against range-topping variants of its rivals; instead, it rivals cheaper, lower rung variants like the recently-launched Isuzu D-Max 4x2 Auto Plus (RM 100,999) and the Mitsubishi Triton 4x4 A/T (RM 105,990). To keep things brief, we will just compare the JMC Vigus Pro against the next cheapest rival, which

BMW Malaysia has officially launched the G30 2021 BMW 5 Series facelift. As before, it is locally assembled (CKD) at the Kulim plant. There are 2 variants available at launch – 530e M Sport and 530i M Sport, priced at RM 334,353 and RM 384,941 (OTR without insurance and SST, with extended warranty and service package) respectively. The pre-facelift BMW 530e M Sport was priced at RM 333,692 while the 530i M Sport went for RM 372,061. Once the tax exemption period expires, prices with SST included

The Mitsubishi Triton has overtaken the Ford Ranger as Malaysia’s second best-selling pick-up, as of October 2019, according to brief business update by Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia earlier today. Both models still trail behind the Toyota Hilux, which is holding strongly onto its top spot. The Malaysia Automotive Association no longer provides sales breakdown by model due to compliance issues with Malaysia’s Competition Act 2010 so we don’t know the exact volume sold. However sources tell us that

Ford Malaysia has announced that all 19 units of the Ford Ranger Splash have been pre-booked ahead of the Lazada 11.11 Shopping Festival on its Ford Official store on LazMall. The Limited Edition Ford Ranger Splash was introduced a few weeks ago and it was only available to purchase via e-Commerce, specifically Lazada. It was the first pickup truck in Malaysia to do so. “We believe that customers are looking for unique experiences and exclusivity in their vehicles. Customers can look forward to