As the largest music streaming service in the world, you’re probably going to want Spotify in your car’s infotainment system. Now, ACO Tech has made that possible for Proton users with the streaming service being made available via integration with its Atlas in-vehicle infotainment operating system. With the collaboration, Atlas users will now have access to Spotify’s library of over 82 million audio tracks and over 4 million podcast titles while on the road. All they have to do simply cast the

The Perodua Myvi is the road-going King but that title only applies in Malaysia and the 2022 update further enhances its position in automotive royalty. On the other hand, the Myvi’s Indonesian twin, the Daihatsu Sirion doesn’t face the same success. Still, the Sirion will be getting a facelift as the model is fully-imported (CBU) from Malaysia and will be launched on 2-June 2022. Units of the facelifted model were spotted in the archipelago for months now and from the looks of things, the Sirio

It looks like the Honda N7X Concept will be known as a different name in the Indian market! Reports have surfaced that Honda Cars India recently trademarked the name ‘Elevate’ in India and it is possibly the name of the brand’s upcoming 7-seater SUV in India. Recall that back in May, Honda revealed the Honda N7X Concept car in Indonesia. The 7-seater concept SUV was highly touted to be the next Honda BR-V and the launch of the production version will likely happen in August this year. Contradict

There are three aspects to judge when it comes to comfort – suspension pliancy, noise level, and seat comfort. With that in mind, let’s compare the Honda HR-V and the Subaru XV in terms of comfort. To recap, the Honda HR-V is priced at RM 124,800 (OTR with SST) whereas the Subaru XV is priced at RM 133,788 (OTR with SST). Suspension Pliancy - Subaru XV rides more sophisticatedly Honda HR-V The Honda HR-V is based on the same platform that underpins the Honda City/Jazz, and has the same suspensio

The JNCAP has rated the Toyota Raize’s rigid DNGA platform with 5 stars in the collision safety performance evaluation. The Raize managed to achieve the top rank even though JNCAP has revised their collision safety performance evaluation criteria. The new Raize is the first compact car built on Daihatsu’s DNGA platform. Daihatsu and Toyota created the platform with a goal of providing car passengers with the best driving performance, luxury, safety, and peace of mind. Daihatsu has certainly achi

It's an appealing driver's car Significantly improved compared to the previous version But how does it compare to the Myvi? No one expected that when Perodua introduced the Perodua Myvi, it would be the default choice for young and old buyers alike. Since its introduction in 2005, more than 1 million units of the Perodua Myvi rolled off the production floors. Proton is extremely late to the five-door hatchback game – I highlight five-door specifically because the national carmaker had a three-do