The all-electric Honda e:NS1 has been spotted charging in Thailand, amping up speculations that it's yet another electric vehicle (EV) that's coming to our region. Spotted by Facebook user Siri Ji, the car was seen at a charging station. Though it may just be there for initial tests, there are signs that point for this EV SUV to be launched in the ASEAN region in the near future. It also could be a right-hand drive (RHD) car, given its front wipers' arrangement. Prior to this, there's plans for

You’ve probably heard or read comments that says something along the lines of “The Honda HR-V is not an SUV, it’s a crossover. An SUV is something like a Toyota Fortuner.” You can replace the former with any tarmac-biased tall riding vehicle, and the latter with any ladder frame 4x4. Some say an SUV that is based on a passenger car should be called a crossover, not an SUV. But 9 out of 10 SUVs today are based on passenger cars, so it's questionable if this is still valid today. Then there are ot

Think B-segment in Malaysia and the options are split between the Honda City or Toyota Vios/Yaris. It’s a no-brainer and will continue to be for the foreseeable future. Nobody argues against them, except the minority that shun Japanese cars because those that are still mentally colonised to believe that “continental” cars are more solid still walk among us and probably drive Ford Fiestas. Well, given the reliability of “continental” B-segment models here, the buyers are definitely walking becaus

Many automotive aficionados have a soft spot for Hondas and it’s easy to see why with its Type R models and VTEC engines that infamously kicks in (yo!). But come 2030, Chinese buyers who want to get a Honda will only settle for the electric kind. The Honda e:NS1 is the first model to kick start Honda’s electric revolution in the Middle Kingdom and immediately you might think: That’s literally the all-new all-electric Honda HR-V with an even nerdier name, right? Well, you aren’t wrong that’s for

You’ve seen it up close, and now time for some specifications. Strap in, as Geely has done quite a fair bit of upgrading to the new 2021 Geely Binyue facelift. For starters, the new 2021 Geely Binyue facelift will be adding a host of new safety features. On top of its existing ADAS suite, the new Binyue will add Speed Limit Information Function (SLIF), Remote Parking Assist (RPA), and an enhanced Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) suite. Also Read: Ah Beng's dream X50? New 2021 Geely Binyue Pro

The Geely Binyue/Coolray/Proton X50 has been pretty much the talk of the town wherever it gets launched. From outselling rivals in the Philippines to creating quite a hype among Malaysians, the B-segment crossover is definitely a runaway success. But what are the thoughts of owning one? Well, Geely’s External Communications Director, Ashley Sutcliffe shares his experience of owning one in a recent Geely Uncut video. Ash, as he’s known on Twitter, has been owning the red Geely Binyue ePro PHEV fo