BMW has pulled the covers off the (U11) 2023 BMW iX1 eDrive20, introducing the second variant of the iX1 model and the new entry point of the company's EV range. Billed as the new entry point of the BMW EV range, the iX1 eDrive20 features and single electric motor with a maximum output of 204 PS and 247 Nm. The more powerful iX1 eDrive30, which was recently launched here, offers 313 PS and 494 Nm. Also read: BMW iX1 EV launched in Malaysia - 313 PS / 494 Nm, AWD, RM 285,800 Power is supplied by

Here it is, the BYD Dolphin is now launched in Malaysia. The EV is available in two different variants, the Dynamic Standard and the Premium Extended, priced at RM 100,530 and RM 125,730 respectively (OTR without insurance). The Dolphin claims the title of the second most affordable EV in Malaysia, following the Neta V, which is priced at RM 99,800 (OTR without insurance). Performance-wise, the Dynamic Standard variant is equipped with a single electric motor that generates 94 PS and 180 Nm of t

Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) and PLUS Malaysia have a joint venture that sees the duo setting up direct charging DC fast charging stations along the PLUS highway with the GWM Ora Good Cat getting bragging rights as the first EV to be charged up at the TNB Electron charging station. The venture is part of TNB’s RM 90 million investment over a two-year period to build more DC charging stations in the country. There’re currently three TNB Electron charging stations currently in operation located at

CKD Ora EVs to go on sale in Thailand by 2024 Exports to neighbouring ASEAN countries planned More than 10,000 bookings for Ora Good Cat in just 7 days Great Wall Motor has confirmed that it will be commencing local assembly (CKD) of battery electric vehicle (BEV) Ora-brand models at its Rayong plant in Thailand, which will also serve as the company’s forward base for the Chinese brand’s assault into the Japan-dominated South East Asia. Elliott Zhang, chairman of Great Wall Motors ASEAN and Thai

MINI’s worldwide sales for 2021 reached 302,144 units, up 3.3 percent MINI Electric is best-selling variant Britain biggest market for MINI, followed by Germany, China, USA. It looks like MINI may become an EV-only earlier than expected. Worldwide sales of MINI’s EV models, currently represented only by the MINI Electric (whose actual name is quite a mouthful – MINI Cooper SE 3-Door), nearly doubled last year, from 17,580 units in year 2020 to 34,851 units in 2021. Between January to December 20

Unveiled alongside the most environmentally friendly MINI ever, is the MINI John Cooper Works GP, a track-focused hot hatch. Only 10 units of the Oxford-assembled model, out of the 3,000 units worldwide, will be made available to the Malaysian market, priced at RM 377,470 (OTR without insurance and 50% SST) each – that's RM 75,000 more than a standard JCW 3 door hatch. Headline figures for the JCW GP is a reworked B48 2.0-litre 4-cylinder turbo petrol engine now pushing 306 PS and 450 Nm of torq