In conjunction with the launch of the Chery Omoda E5, Chery Malaysia has collaborated with EV Connection (EVC) to introduce the Autocharge feature, enabling pre-authorised charging. As part of this initiative, the first 2,000 buyers of the Omoda E5 will receive 1,000 charging credits through the JomCharge app, which operates as EVC’s digital platform. So, how does this function? During the launch event for the Omoda E5, Chery Malaysia's Vice President, Lee Wen Hsiang, explained, "For those among

If there's one particularly enticing deal to tell you about, then it's this November promo for the 2023 Honda City, which offers up to RM 8,000 in rewards for buyers within this (limited!) period, including an exclusive deal for government servants. Public sector employees are entitled to a further RM 1,800 discount for the City, which is stackable with the ongoing discount of RM 4,000 off the car's price. Add the free Ecotint window film worth RM 2,200, and the total value of the offer is RM 8,

Previously, we’ve covered the SUVs that are likely to be launched in Malaysia by the end of this year. This time, we’re digging into the sedans as well as MPVs (non-EV) earmarked for a 2023 launch, starting with... 2023 Honda City facelift Earlier this year, Honda Malaysia revealed plans to introduce four models by 2023. Among these is the 2023 Honda City facelift, which has already been launched in Thailand and Vietnam. One of the most significant changes of the facelift model is the standard i

The Malaysia-bound Honda WR-V has received the full 5-star crash test rating by ASEAN NCAP, putting it on par with rivals such as the Perodua Ativa and Toyota Raize. ASEAN NCAP crash tested the top-spec RS variant with Honda Sensing under the latest 2021-2025 protocol, whereby the little WR-V scored 77.07 points out of a maximum 100 points. In Adult Occupant Protection, the Honda WR-V scored 27.41 points out of a maximum 32 points, as the SUV only managed to provide adequate protection for the c

The diminishing presence of sedans as more buyers move away from traditional 3-box bodystyle sedans to two-box SUVs will intensify further with the impending launch of the 2021 Perodua Ativa (D55L). Previously, this trend was only observed in the higher range D-segment Toyota Camry/Honda Accord and C-segment Toyota Corolla Altis/Honda Civic class of vehicles, as buyers move to the Honda HR-V/Honda CR-V/Proton X70. At the lower-end of the affordability spectrum, traditional B-segment sedans like

Hyundai Malaysia has announced that the 2021 Hyundai Elantra is due to launch before the end of 2020. The new Elantra which will be sold at an estimated price of RM1XX,888 is now open for booking with a fee of RM777. Customers can visit www.hyundai.com.my for more information or walk in to at any Hyundai showroom nationwide to secure their bookings. The new Hyundai Elantra is expected to excite the market with a distinctive and unconventional design that has not been seen before in an automobile