Intro Synergy, a GoAuto Group subsidiary, has officially launced the Neta V in Malaysia, priced at RM 100,000 (OTR excluding insurance). This makes it the cheapest EV in Malaysia currently, at RM 530 less than the Standard Range BYD Dolphin. It houses a 38.54 kWh battery, offering a 380 km range (NEDC). The electric motor generates 95 PS and 160 Nm, reaching a top speed of 120 km/h with 0-50 km/h acceleration in 3.9 seconds. Also read: Malaysia doesn't allow import of battery EVs priced below RM

BMW i5 to launch in end-2023, with wagon variant too BMW Group is well ahead of its CO2 reduction, says it is more resillient than BEV-only start-ups from USA (Tesla?) and Asia Hydrogen FCEV tech is further behind BEV, but first hydrogen model could join Neue Klasse xEV range in 2026 – BEV and FCEV to be two feet for BMW’s future After doubling its global sales of battery EV (BEV) models to over 215,000 units last year, the BMW Group expects BEVs to contribute 15 percent of its total group-wide

Tesla has made its official debut in Thailand with the launch of the Model 3 sedan and Model Y SUV, both are fully imported (CBU) from China. Buyers in Thailand are able to order Model 3 or Model Y from Tesla’s online configurator, with deliveries scheduled for Q1 2023. Both the Model 3 and Model Y will be available in three trims. Prices for the Model 3 start from: THB 1,759,000 (around RM 220k) for the base trim THB 1,999,000 (around 251k) for the Long Range THB 2,309,000 (around RM 290k) for

At the ASEAN Director-General Meeting on Digital Technologies to Enhance Excise Tax Administration and Moving Forward to Carbon Neutrality in Thailand, Bao Zhuangfei, General Manager of Neta Auto (Thailand), said that the company has plans to expand in the ASEAN region. “By participating in the ASEAN meeting of the Excise Department this time, Neta will be aware of the guidelines and visions of the Excise Department of various countries in the ASEAN region to determine the implementation plan in

Previously, we reported that Chinese brand, BYD has plans to launch its business in Thailand. At the time of writing, it was only speculated that the car spearheading BYD’s Thailand sales is the BYD Atto 3 electric vehicle (EV), now spy shots of the car have surfaced confirming the news! The photos of the car testing in Thailand were circulating on Chinese social media sites. If the speculations are right, the BYD Atto 3, known as the Yuan Plus in China, will mirror the specifications of the mod

The current charging infrastructure; or lack of one, is among the hindrances slowing down electric vehicle adoption here. Being among the pioneers of electromobility in the country, BMW Group Malaysia has gone the extra mile in charging up the local charging network and has now added a further three new BMW i Charging facilities in Penang with dealer Tian Siang Premium Auto. Also Read: 2021 BMW iX xDrive40 launched in Malaysia – from RM 435k, 326 PS/630 Nm Now those from out of town can stuff yo