If you have visited Toyota Malaysia's website recently, you would've noticed that it now has a new layout, with a new 'Move Your World' tagline. It's a fitting new tagline too, because few other brands can claim to have moved Malaysia, literally, for as long as Toyota. If roads are fabrics that weave and connect the many different parts of Malaysia, then Toyota cars are the needle threads. At a time when roads were lacking, the Toyota Land Cruiser 20 Series was the first Toyota to be sold here,

Ahead of its global debut next week, images of the next-generation 2023 Toyota Innova Zenix has leaked on the internet. This lone leaked photo is courtesy of this Instagram account, and it gives us a pretty good look at Toyota’s upcoming MPV. Up front, the next-gen Innova features a massive pentagonal-shaped front grille that’s flanked by slim headlights, not too dissimilar from the Corolla Cross. There’s also a pair of slim pair of LEDs nestled beneath the headlights. Also Read: Launching next

Lexus RZ expected to launch in Malaysia in 2023 Registration of interest open 313 PS, AWD, 450 km Lexus Malaysia is expected to launch its first dedicated battery EV (BEV) model, the Lexus RZ here next year. Details are lacking but the company’s official website now has a page introducing the Lexus RZ, and below it is a registration of interest section. When asked to comment on the prospects of the Lexus RZ being launched here, Lexus Malaysia said the model is being studied for our local market

The biggest difference between the Japanese and the Koreans is speed of execution, and related to that – their openness to drop something that they have invested a lot of money in to, if the benefits are obvious. If Japanese business culture is defined by kaizen (continuous improvement), then Korean business culture is defined by pali pali (faster, faster). There's not much deep thought or philosophy behind Korean industries. It's all about trying to beat the Japanese by being better and faster

3 variants to be offered Up to 306 PS/605 Nm with AWD 430 km WLTP range Following the announcement that bookings for the Hyundai Ioniq 5 are open in Malaysia, its preliminary specs have been shared with us by Hyundai dealers. As mentioned in the earlier report, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 will be available with battery pack options of either 58 kWh or 72.6 kWh across three variants – Base, High, and Premium. The Base and High variants get the smaller 58-kWh battery capacity with a single motor (170 PS/3

A 7-seater makes sense for someone who wants a vehicle large enough to carry the whole family for a trip back to their hometown. Whether it's an MPV, an SUV, or a crossover, there's still a demand for them in Malaysia. But what if you’re considering a 7-seater that wouldn’t break your wallet? There are a few brand-new 7-seaters which cost under RM 100,000. The online classifieds offer even more options if you don’t mind going second-hand. So, for this Top Rank, we take a look at 7 of the most bu