SAIC Motor Malaysia today officially launched the 2024 MG ZS EV, arriving in its latest facelifted version, fully imported (CBU) from China. The MG ZS EV is offered in a sole Standard Range variant, priced at RM 125,999. Note the stated price excludes registration, HP endorsement, insurance and other miscellaneous charges. The MG ZS EV is also launched alongside the MG 4 hatchback, which is available in 4 variants priced from RM 103,999. Also read: Challenging the BYD Dolphin - MG 4 launched in

Ever since it was launched in Thailand in 2019, the MG ZS EV has blown Thais away with the crossover becoming one of the country’s best-selling EVs. Hoping to continue its dominance in the market amidst the rise of foes from fellow Chinese rival, GWM, MG Thailand has just introduced the 2022 MG ZS EV facelift. The pre-facelift has sold 660 units in 2021 and MG holds 90% market share in the Kingdom's EV segment. Those figures alone are nearly twice more EVs that were registered in Malaysia in the

Malaysia's gradual reopening of her economic sectors have seen quite a few new cars burst into the scene, and among them - sitting all the way up on the price scale - is this. Say hello to the 2021 Ferrari Portofino M. The 'M' in its name stands for modificata - Italian for modified - a suffix Ferrari has occassionally used over the years to mark models that have received significant technological updates. Yes, the M, the shared principle behind hallowed models like the 512 M, 456 M GT, and the

Say what you want, sports utility vehicles (SUVs) are here to stay. Which means the 2021 MG ZS' introduction to Malaysia is all but certain. Let's take a look at the ZS and answer your frequently asked questions. First of all, what is MG? Founded in Oxford, England in 1924, MG used to specalise in sports cars. Over the years, the marque changed hands a few times and they're now owned by Chinese automotive giant SAIC Motor Corporation Limited, making everyday commuter cars. What is the MG ZS? The

The year 2020 is about to reach its closure with a little more than a month to go. Though it is mostly a pathetic year and not one we envisioned when we were younger (90s kids will remember this), the cars that were launched were at least worth it (some weren't). Instead of gushing over what are our favourite cars of 2020, for now, we would like to focus on what cars to get excited for next year. Here’s a quick summary of what models would be launched in 2021. 2021 Car Launches Brand Model BMW 2

Naza Italia, the official distributor of Ferrari vehicles in Malaysia have pulled off the wraps for their latest Ferrari 812 GTS at a closed-door private preview. Which could be one of Ferrari’s last naturally aspirated V12 supercar. Malaysia is one of Ferrari’s key market in the South East Asia region which is why we were fortunate to host a simultaneous global debut for the Ferrari GTC4 Lusso T, the South East Asia debut of the Ferrari F8 Tributo as well as this 812 GTS. GTS is an abbreviation