The biggest news this week must be the global debut of the Mitsubishi Xforce. It’s a new nameplate, one that builds on the success of the Mitsubishi Xpander, the 7-seater SUV-esque MPV that’s strong enough to challenge the Toyota Avanza / Veloz’s dominance in Indonesia, the region’s toughest market for MPVs. Due to be launched in Malaysia in 2024, the Mitsubishi Xforce is a spiritual successor to the long-discontinued Mitsubishi ASX. Not to be confused with the Renault Captur-based ASX for Europ

Dinamikjaya Motor, the new distributor of Kia vehicles in Malaysia, has pretty much confirmed that the all-new fifth-generation 2022 Kia Sportage will be making its return to our shores. But what else have the distributor revealed and what should you expect from the C-segment SUV contender? The Kia Sportage is the brand’s most popular model to date. Kia sold more than 360,000 units of the Sportage in 2021 alone, despite the mid-year (June 2021) launch in Korea and the rest of the world later in

Hide your children, dear parents, because the all-new 2022 Kia Sportage is here to be a menace to its rival SUVs. Well, by here, I mean Korea as Kia has just opened pre-orders for the fifth-generation Sportage over there. The all-new Sportage was first unveiled last month and it sports a brand-new Tiger Nose grille that is shoutier than the Kia EV6, Kia’s first dedicated EV. Also read: The all-new 2022 Kia Sportage debuts, looks too scary for children However, powertrains for the all-new Sportag

Korean carmakers are penning cars that wouldn't look too out of place in any sci-fi movies (have you seen the Hyundai Staria?) and it's a trend that this next-gen 2022 Kia Sportage (codenamed NQ5) aims to follow. The camouflage obfuscates the details, but at least we can see the bigger picture - the upcoming Sportage trades off the current-gen's bulbous looks for a silhoutte complemented by sharper features. It looks like there's pointy headlights that sharply converge at the front grille (a bit

After the discovery that Naza Kia Malaysia has discontinued sales of the Kia Picanto, our radar also picked up that sales of the Kia Sportage and Kia Sorento will soon been discontinued in Malaysia too. At the moment, you can still purchase a brand-new Kia Sorento but only in the range topping 2.2-litre TCI Diesel engine guise. But once the remaining units of the 2.2-litre diesel are sold out, Naza Kia Malaysia will not be importing anymore new units. Some dealers still have stock of the Sorento

Bermaz Motor, the official distributor of Mazda vehicles in Malaysia has just launched the all-new 2020 Mazda CX-30 to the local market. The new crossover is currently sold as a fully imported (CBU) model from Japan. There are 3 variants on sale priced between RM 143k to RM 172k. As a comparison, class-rival Toyota C-HR (CBU) is priced at RM 150,000 while the locally assembled Subaru XV tops out at RM 130k. This puts the CX-30 at an unfavourable position even though it’s decked out with all the