Mitsubishi Motors Thailand Co., Ltd. has achieved a significant milestone by producing its seven-millionth unit at the Laem Chabang facility in Chonburi. The milestone vehicle was the all-new 2024 Mitsubishi Triton. Currently, Mitsubishi Motors Thailand's facilities have a maximum annual production capacity of over 400,000 vehicles, with 80 percent intended for export to over 120 countries globally. As a leading auto exporter in Thailand, Mitsubishi Motors Thailand has surpassed 5.5 million unit

For anything that is not a Toyota Hilux, making inroads in the pick-up truck segment is an uphill battle. Point at any random truck, and the responses will invariably be, "Oh, look at that Hailak." But, if any pick-up can change that this perception, it's the 2021 Isuzu D-Max 3.0 X-Terrain, the flagship of the range. So, is the all-new D-Max good enough to have people ditching the Hailak moniker and turn the segment on its head? Can it really out-truck the usual suspects like the Toyota Hilux Ro

It looks like Isuzu Malaysia has a winner on hand. Following its launch in April, the 2021 Isuzu D-Max has overtaken the Mitsubishi Triton to become the No.2 best-selling pick-up truck in Malaysia, behind the Toyota Hilux. For the month of May 2021, Isuzu Malaysia saw its total sales jumped from 667 units in April 2021, to 1,014 units. Of the total, 514 units were contributed by the D-Max, while the rest came from Isuzu lorries. Pick-up sales in Malaysia, May 2021 (units) Toyota Hilux 1,543 Isuz

Following last week’s teaser video, Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) has just officially launched the 2021 Mitsubishi Triton Athlete. Replacing the Triton Adventure X, the Triton Athlete is now the flagship variant of the local Triton line-up with prices starting from RM 141,500 (on-the-road, 10% SST inclusive). That's a full RM 3,600 more but what are the extra features you get on the new flagship? Just like the rest of the Triton line-up, the Athlete is fully imported (CBU) from Laem Chabang,

Other than a pair of tarted-up Toyota Corolla Cross, another Japanese marque showcased dressed up versions of their cars. Isuzu turned up the heat at their booth with modified Isuzu D-Max, MU-X and V-Cross. These pictures were provided by our sister-site in Thailand, AutoFun. While they look really cool, we only just got the 2019 Isuzu D-Max. It’s the first EEV-certified pick-up in Malaysia and it’s one suited for those seeking a durable and reliable pick-up truck. I hear you ask ‘but why aren’t

It is no secret that Malaysia is known for having one of the world’s highest car prices, as elaborate in our earlier post. But how much more do Malaysians pay for a new car compared to other countries? Well, after doing some comparison, here’s what we found. For starters, let’s take the Toyota Hilux. To keep things consistent, we opted for the closest variant we can find from Australia. In Malaysia, the Hilux 2.8G costs RM 139,888, while Australians need to fork out RM 147,548. Keep in mind that