It's no secret that Malaysians will be welcoming Chery's new crop of SUV's in due time, and today's development by the Chinese carmaker inches the progress on that just a little more. They've unveiled their snazzy chery.my website earlier today, and the site showcases the much-discussed Omoda 5, as well as the 1.5-litre turbocharged trio, the Tiggo 4 Pro, Tiggo 7 Pro and Tiggo 8 Pro. Also read: Geely says no Boyue Pro for us, Chery says Malaysians deserve the best Pro models The three of them ar

Japan has one of the highest fuel prices in the world. Despite it being home to many of the world’s biggest automotive names, Japan actively discourages the use of personal cars, especially in the city. To promote public transport – as any sustainably developed country should – Japan imposes two types of taxes on petrol – consumption tax (similar to GST) and petrol tax. Fuel prices in Japan now average around RM 5.40 per litre for regular petrol (RON 89 to RON 95), and RM 5.75 per litre for high

Kah Motor Company Sdn. Bhd. - Honda's authorised distributor in Singapore - has opened registration of interest for the all-new 2022 Honda Civic (FE-series) there. Beyond this single photo, further information about the Singapore-spec model has not yet been shared. We have reached out for comment and shall update this story once we hear from them. Note that Singapore imports the 10th-gen Civic (FC) from Thailand. With this arrangement unchanged, this teaser implies that production of the new Civ

Fresh off the boat, the Toyota Corolla Cross is set to make waves in Malaysia, in a segment already brimming with exceedingly talented players. One such talented player is none other than the Subaru XV. A multi-talented and multi-faceted car in its own right, how does the Subaru XV stack up against the new kid on the block, the Toyota Corolla Cross? Find out, we shall. Pricing Toyota Corolla Cross vs Subaru XV prices Model Price Toyota Corolla Cross From RM 124,000 (w/o SST, until 30-June 2021)

The first-ever Toyota Corolla Cross has made its global debut in Thailand. All preliminary speculations of Toyota’s latest C-segment SUV have all turned out to be correct, except for its price. More on that later. Toyota has confirmed that the Corolla Cross is built on the Toyota Corolla Altis’ (and C-HR’s) TNGA-C platform, but with a different rear suspension. While the Corolla Altis/C-HR uses a more complex double wishbone setup for superior ride and handling, the Corolla Cross uses a simpler,

Back in March, we reported that that Toyota will be introducing the Toyota Corolla Cross, a new model that is positioned below the Toyota C-HR. A teaser from Toyota Thailand has indicated that the new crossover will make its global debut on 9-July, which is next Thursday. To recap, although the Toyota Corolla Cross uses the Corolla name, it is not a jacked-up version of the Corolla hatchback (sold in the USA, Europe, Australia, and Japan). Yes, it will be built on the TNGA-C platform (like the C