The Hyundai Ioniq 5 was one of the early entrants in the Malaysian EV market. When it was launched early last year, there were no competitors in its price range that possessed a dedicated EV platform. While its rivals, like the Mercedes-Benz EQA and Volvo XC40 EV, have a more prestigious badge on the bonnet, they are built on combustion engine platforms, which ultimately result in compromised packaging. The Ioniq 5, on the other hand, with its Electric-Global Modular Platform (E-GMP), was purpos

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 was launched in March 2022. Prior to its launch, some Malaysians were skeptical about the concept of EVs but at the same time, were also impressed with its technology. Below are some comments from Netizens about the Hyundai Ioniq 5. The style and design of the Ioniq 5 @ Muhammad “ Modern classic design…. Lovely” @ Kini “ Resemblance of X50 with flat hood and front lamps lol” @ 家豪 “ Prefer the plus version because the rims which way more beautiful and easy to wash “ @ Chuah “

Our inaugural WapCar Auto Show Exhibition takes place this weekend (1-3 July 2022, at Pavilion Bukit Jalil) and among the many, many things to expect then, you’ll also get the exclusive chance to view the 2022 Kia EV6 as it appears in front of the Malaysian public for the first time. The EV6 GT-Line AWD – the sole variant available here – will join the display stands alongside the Kia Carnival, as well as other models from Mazda, Peugeot, and Mercedes-Benz. And what a treat it would be to look a

The battery-electric vehicle (BEV) Ioniq 5 has just been launched in Malaysia today (3 variants, prices range from RM 199,888 to RM 259,888), but if you've booked one, know that deliveries aren't beginning immediately. Though brand custodians Hyundai Sime Darby Malaysia (HSDM) aren't able to provide a definite timeline as yet, they estimate that deliveries are only slated to begin several months down the road. Currently there are no customer units, and the cars you see here are brought in for ho

Pre-orders halted after 1,800 deposits collected Australia's allocation is only 500 cars per year Shortage in semiconductor parts and EV batteries limiting sales Malaysia to launch Kia EV6 in H2 2022, but limited supply will drive prices up Kia Australia has confirmed today that it has accepting new orders for the Kia EV6. Shortage in supply, caused not just by shortage of semiconductor parts but also batteries, mean that Australia is only allocated 500 cars per year. Customers checking Kia Aust

Hyundai has recently released a videos to communicate why the Hyundai Ioniq 5 is the only electric vehicle (EV) you'll ever need. Convinced? In the US, prices of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 have yet to be announced, but it is expected to be close to a Hyundai Santa Fe. The interior of the car is thoughtfully designed with the occupants’ comfort in mind. With extra leg room, large space for cargo and the ability to recline seats into optimum positions, it makes the car ideal for lengthy trips. The front