After making a trip around Southeast Asia and Japan, the Toyota IMV 0 returns to where it all began. The modular truck made its global unveiling in Bangkok in 2023 by then Toyota CEO, Akio Toyoda to commemorate Toyota Motor Thailand’s 60th anniversary. This time, the IMV 0 is given an official name, the Toyota Hilux Champ and will sit below the Hilux as the latest addition in this pick-up-crazy nation. Eight variants of the Hilux Champ are announced which are priced between THB 459,000 and THB 5

When Toyota unveiled the all-new 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (250 Series) in August, it also revealed two silhouettes of what could be future extensions of the Land Cruiser line-up at the end of the livestream. Not long after, Japan’s biggest carmaker applied the Land Hopper name for trademark at the Japan Patent Office. While many in the automotive media speculated that this is the name given for either of the two Land Cruiser-looking derivatives or even for the production version of the 500

Having already unveiled the hydrogen Toyota Hilux fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) project at the tail end of last year, the carmaker has peeled the covers off its first working prototype of the model on the shores of the Toyota Manufacturing UK plant in Derby, England. Developed alongside consortium partners and supported by UK government funding, it's another building block in Toyota's vision of 'try one, try all' multi-pathway carbon-neutral motoring philosophy, which has so far seen the com

Team Mitsubishi Ralliart, competing in specially prepared Mitsubishi Triton pickups have finished first place overall at the Asia Cross Country Rally (AXCR) 2022, in its first-ever outing at the event. Team Mitsubishi Ralliart, which receives technical support from Mitsubishi Motors, picked up top honours in the AXCR 2022, which took place between 21-26 November 2022 across Thailand and Cambodia, spanning a total distance of 1,524 km, including 637 km of timed special stages (SS). Over the total

Just recently, Isuzu Malaysia launched the all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max. Prices start from RM 89k for the single cab variants, while double cab variants are priced from RM 100k. The range-topping X-Terrain variant is priced at RM 142k. Question is, what’s the minimum salary you need before you can apply for a loan? Value User's Car How much do I need to make? For the purpose of this article, we will be focusing on Premium variants of the all-new D-Max, including the 1.9 Premium, 3.0 Premium, and 3.0

It looks like the Isuzu D-Max is not at risk of being upstaged by its sister-car the Mazda BT-50, as the D-Max will be launched in Malaysia ahead of the BT-50. WapCar.my understands that there is a direction by Mazda Motor for its overseas distributors to show respect to its partner Isuzu by granting Isuzu the privilege of launching the D-Max first. In Australia, the first export market for the all-new D-Max, Mazda Australia had intentionally delayed the launch of the BT-50 there by one month, a