BMW Malaysia has revised the price and specifications of its BMW iX xDrive50 Sport. Previously sold at RM 561,630 (inclusive of 5-year warranty and service package), the imported from Germany iX xDrive50 has been reduced by RM 62,630, and it now sells for RM 499,000. As with all price adjustments, there are some changes to the features available on the 2024 model BMW iX xDrive50 Sport. But before we get to what has been removed, we will first look at what has been added. The on-board AC charger

Mercedes-Benz Malaysia has launched the facelifted W167 2023 Mercedes-AMG GLE 53 4Matic+ Coupe, priced at RM 873,888 (OTR without insurance) and comes fully imported (CBU). As before, the engine comes in the form of a 3.0-litre in-line 6 turbocharged engine with an Integrated Starter Generator (ISG) and a 48V system. Total output stands at 435 PS and 560 Nm, which is 40 Nm more than before, courtesy of a larger turbocharger and software update. The AMG Speedshift TCT 9-speed automatic transmissi

Alongside the introduction of the all-new W223 Mercedes-Benz S-Class, the Stuttgart-based also gave its flagship sedan a new key fob. Despite all the technology buzz surrounding the brand-new S-Class, one may find it weird that Mercedes-Benz chose to use a traditional-looking key, instead of a fancier display key found on the BMW 7 Series. The main reason why Mercedes-Benz chose to use such a key is because the company already offers the Mercedes Me Connect app – its all-in-one app that features

Revealed last year, the BMW X5 (G05) xDrive45e replaced the previous generation X5 (F15) xDrive40e which was one of BMW Malaysia’s popular SUV or as they call it, SAV model. The BMW X5 (G05) is currently available in only one variant, the xDrive40i M Sport that is fully imported (CBU) and is priced at RM 618,800. It is powered by a 3.0-litre turbocharged straight-six engine that makes 340 PS and 450 Nm of torque. In the plug-in hybrid variant, the xDrive45e is also powered by the same engine alb

The current W213 generation Mercedes-Benz E-Class finally gets a much needed update. Although it is still a fairly new model (launched in 2017), the E-Class is one of the weaker links in Mercedes-Benz’s model line-up and conversely, it’s the one model where archrival BMW 5 Series has a clear lead over it. The new updated model will address many of the previous car’s weakness. The previous car was criticized for its bland design that’s lacking in its own identity, looking too much like a C-Class.

Lexus Malaysia recently introduced the new RX here in Malaysia, giving its mid-sized luxury crossover a much-needed update. Now let’s take a side-by-side look of the new RX with the model it replaces. Up front, new ‘triple beam’ LED headlights flank Lexus’ iconic spindle grille. These headlights are also slimmer in profile than the outgoing units, but you’d be hard pressed to differentiate them. Apart from that, the front fog lights have been repositioned to the edges of the bumper. The F Sport