Preview only, prices to be announced later Imported from China Two battery sizes, 400 km and 500 km range based on NEDC Great Wall Motor (GWM) has made its official return to Malaysia and one of the first cars they’re looking to launch will come from their electric vehicle (EV) subsidiary brand Ora, the Ora Good Cat. Hence, it is not a surprise that one of the first models they are looking to launch in Malaysia is the Ora Good Cat. In fact, several sales assistants already have the Good Cat on d

Sometimes, carmakers come up with the most interesting of names when it comes to their models. Names like the Geely Okavango, Mazda Laputa, and Perodua Nippa spring to mind but no matter how funny the Ora Good Cat’s name is, it might be the electric vehicle widely accepted by Malaysians. It’s still too early to speculate the success of the Ora Good Cat in Malaysia but up north in Thailand, the Good Cat has been the talk of the Kingdom with more than 10,000 bookings received in just a week. Talk

Electric vehicles are not for everyone and it’s not just a question of income. Put aside the fact that 70 percent of new cars sold are below RM 100k, the bigger hurdle to overcome is the fact that electric vehicle ownership demands a lot of patience and dedication to the EV cause. EVs are not cars that you simply get in and drive, or decide to drive out of state on a whim, and you can’t make detours to your favourite eateries as you wish. Yes, it is possible to drive a Porsche Taycan all the way

Honda Malaysia has opened bookings for the Honda City Hatchback, following its initial teaser asking the Yaris to move aside from a couple of weeks ago. Mirroring a similar arrangement as the Vios and Yaris, the upcoming Honda City Hatchback will feature the same powertrains as its sedan sibling, including a new 1.5-litre DOHC engine (121 PS, 145 Nm) and the sophisticated e:HEV petrol-electric hybrid (109 PS, 253 Nm). Equipment will also largely mirror City as well, down to RS-specific high-glos

** This article is the personal experience of a 2012 Honda Jazz Hybrid owner and does not necessarily reflect the views of WapCar Twitter: Suthesh Kumar Balbir Singh How it started One got to admit that the Honda Jazz is one interesting little hatchback. It looks small on the outside, quite nimble to drive and spacious in the inside. When it was first launched in 2001, the design of the car technically impacted on the outlook of most B-segment hatchbacks that came after it: while it is not somet

Honda Jazz When the all-new fourth generation 2020 Honda Jazz made its global debut at the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show, its lack of grille was a controversial point. In Japan, where the model is sold as the Honda Fit, there are five variants to choose from – Basic, Home, Ness, Crosstar, and Luxe. Of the five, only the taller riding crossover-ish Crosstar has a grille. However when the Jazz went on sale in Japan in February, the company also offered a conventional looking grille as an optional accessor