In what seems like a blink of an eye, another year has passed and 2022 is now behind us. While we took a look at what SUVs and MPVs that will be coming soon (sedan to follow next), let’s take a look and see which cars were axed last year. Compared to 2021, last year witnessed fewer cars that were discontinued. Regardless, the departure of some of these models leave a void that may or may not be filled in the near future. BMW X2 The F39 BMW X2 was launched in Malaysia back in 2018 as an imported

If your news feed isn’t flooded with news about the all-new Honda HR-V launching this week, we’re going to hazard a guess it’s filled with every possible detail regarding the all-new 2022 Perodua Alza instead. With the launch of the Alza just around that corner Perodua sales advisors’ refer to as “Big Bonus Bend,” the carmaker continues with its short teaser clips that’ve become a weekly staple in the build up to the launch. Also Read: D27A 2022 Perodua Alza specs confirmed: 3 variants, ASA as s

Perodua Nexis and Traz trademarked Could it be for the D27A Perodua Alza replacement model? Perodua now has 6 names at their disposal Perodua has just trademarked not one, but two names that they could potentially use on a new model. The names that Perodua recently trademarked are Nexis and Traz. Both Nexis and Traz are filed under class 12, which typically covers most aspects of a car. Could either name be fitted to the new D27A Perodua Alza replacement model? Or maybe even the upcoming D74A Pe

Even though Thai buyers are not as fond of 7-seaters like neighbours Indonesia and Malaysia, the Mitsubishi Xpander seems to be the main choice when it comes to a people mover in the Kingdom. As such, Thailand’s most popular 7-seater will be getting an update in March, according to Thai automotive website, Headlight Mag. The Mitsubishi Xpander received a facelift back in November 2021 which made its global debut in Indonesia, where 7-seaters rule the roost. Since this is a facelift, the updated

Nearly three months since the all-new 2022 Honda BR-V made its global debut in Jakarta, production of the new MPV has commenced at Honda’s Kerawang plant in Indonesia. The all-new Honda BR-V is assembled alongside other Honda models such as the Honda Brio, Honda Mobilio, Honda city Hatchback, Honda HR-V, and Honda CR-V. Honda Prospect Motor is also keen to point out that the all-new Honda BR-V has more than 80 percent local content. Also Read: This is the all-new 2022 Honda BR-V, full Honda Sens

Mitsubishi Motors Corporation is sees hybrid models in Southeast Asia as a key component of their electrification strategy to stay competitive in the region, Chief Executive Takao Kato told Reuters recently in an interview. While some Southeast Asian countries are promoting adoption of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) as a way to cut carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, Kato said that conventional petrol-electric and plug-in hybrid systems are "probably a more realistic choice for the region for now"