Upgrades have come in for the 2023 Toyota Corolla Altis in Thailand, spanning interior and exterior quality of life updates that also hint of things to come for the Malaysian-spec car. On the outside, the Thai-market Corolla gains a different mesh grille pattern, although the car's fascia largely remains the same. Along the sides, there's fresh designs for the 17-inch wheels the higher-spec variants wear. It also finally adds keyless entry support to the front passenger side. Also read: Review:

The Proton Exora is the oldest new car model that is still on sale in Malaysia. It was first launched in 2009 but despite being nearly 15 years old, Proton has no successor planned for its sole MPV model. When Geely took a 49.9 percent stake in Proton in 2017, the Geely Jiaji (VF11) was listed as among the three models that Proton has secured intellectual property rights to. The other two were the Geely Boyue (Proton X70) and Geely Binyue (SX11, which we know as the Proton X50). Proton is now in

Take a peek at its spec sheet and you already know that power, speed, and athleticism are definitely not things the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross stands for. But like the Filet-O-Fish – a burger nobody buys for its size – Malaysia’s nouveau fast-favourite SUV’s talents lie elsewhere, if only marred by a few oversights. Please note however that our test car is from the early batch of fully-imported (CBU Thailand) cars. Aside from roof rails, there are no major differences between these and the subseq

Proton’s announcement that it will be looking to introduce its first production electric vehicle (EV) model by 2027 might sound like a long time coming but Proton once dabbled in EV technology at least ten years ago. Of course, almost all those past experiments and prototypes were nothing more than scuppered dreams that toyed with Malaysian car enthusiasts when they were auctioned off back in 2020. Despite the Proton EMAS eventually being pulled out of the auction, the same fate can’t be said fo

Yamagata Nissan Group is one of the oldest Nissan dealership groups in Japan and is celebrating its 60th anniversary. In commemoration of that achievement, it uploaded a 30-second anime-inspired commercial. Some weebs anime fans might recognise the art style which looks similar to those from Makoto Shinkai (Your Name, Weathering with You) and that’s because the anime was produced by Koichiro Ito, one of the producers for some of Shinkai’s films. In the commercial, we see a girl’s journey growing

Toyota will be entering a Corolla Sport (Corolla hatchback) race car powered by a hydrogen-burning combustion engine in a 24-hour endurance race competition in Japan. This is to prove to the world that traditional internal combustion engines (ICE) can still exist in an age of electrified tech. Toyota has produced a hydrogen fuel cell-powered car in the form of the Toyota Mirai, but never a car powered by a hydrogen-burning engine. The team registered to take part in the race is called ORC Rookie