Chinese battery electric vehicle (BEV) giant BYD is opening its first Southeast Asian factory in Rayong, Thailand, a $486 million (~RM 2.3 billion) facility, reports Nikkei Asia. To celebrate, BYD is cutting prices on its Atto 3 and Dolphin models, highlighting the intense competition in Thailand's EV market amid economic challenges and a rise in loan rejections is dampening car sales. The discount is across the board, but 2023 model year cars see the biggest price cuts. A 2023 Atto 3 Extended R

Intro Synergy Sdn Bhd (ISSB), the exclusive distributor of Neta, has announced its Lifetime Warranty Program and Neta Loyalty Program. "At ISSB, we are unwaveringly proud of Neta's production processes, assuring reliability and excellence in every product offered to the market," stated Dato’ SM Azli SM Nasimuddin Kamal, Executive Chairman of ISSB. "Through rigorous manufacturing protocols and intense validation and testing, we wholeheartedly endorse this revolutionary warranty." Effective immedi

Following BYD’s official announcement of the Chinese EV giant’s arrival in Indonesia, a minister in the archipelago’s government confirms the company plans to set up a plant there. In a video message, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto revealed that BYD plans to invest USD 1.3 billion (RM 6.14 bil) to build a manufacturing plant in Indonesia with a capacity of 150,000 units. “I appreciate BYD’s commitment to launching battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in the country,”

Honda fans can look forward to 4 new models from Honda Malaysia this year. “I am excited to share that Honda Malaysia will launch three all-new models and one facelift model in 2023,” said Mr. Sarly Adle Sarkum, President and COO of Honda Malaysia at a media event on Friday evening. Of the 4 models, one of it has been confirmed to be the Honda WR-V, an A-segment SUV slotting below the B-segment Honda HR-V. Also read: Boom: Honda WR-V confirmed for Malaysia, Q3 2023 launch - the next big thing Th

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Remember the new 2020 Toyota Vios facelift rendering from a month ago? Well, it turns out that the rendering is quite accurate as the actual car has leaked on CarGuide.ph. Seen here are three variants of the updated Toyota Vios, which have been leaked ahead of its 25-July debut in the Philippines. The revised front-end is far more aggressive-looking than the outgoing model, featuring a massive black one-piece grille design that looks like it was lifted off the Toyota Corolla Altis/Camry. It also