The 2024 Kia Carnival makes a very compelling MPV and there are 3 seating configurations to choose from across 4 variants. With the recent launch of the locally assembled (CKD) 11-seater last month, all variants of the Malaysian-spec Kia Carnival are now CKD in Kulim, Kedah. The Carnival looks as grand as the default luxury MPV duo of important folks, the Toyota Vellfire and Toyota Alphard. Yet, at around the same price as a recond unit of the two luxury breadboxes on wheels, the Korean MPV migh

Ahead of its global debut next week, images of the next-generation 2023 Toyota Innova Zenix has leaked on the internet. This lone leaked photo is courtesy of this Instagram account, and it gives us a pretty good look at Toyota’s upcoming MPV. Up front, the next-gen Innova features a massive pentagonal-shaped front grille that’s flanked by slim headlights, not too dissimilar from the Corolla Cross. There’s also a pair of slim pair of LEDs nestled beneath the headlights. Also Read: Launching next

Priced from RM 62,500 to RM 75,500 First Perodua with Android Auto ACC with stop-and-go, alongside tons more active safety You wait ages for a car to break the internet and then two come along at once – well, within a few days of each other, but you get the point. This time last week we welcomed the 2022 Honda HR-V (full lowdown here), but the focus shifts to the 2022 Perodua Alza today, with the model having just been launched in Malaysia. 2022 Perodua Alza price in Malaysia Variant Price 1.5 X

CKD to start in Kulim with the Kia Carnival, April 2022 First year production volume at 10,000 units, including exports 4 CKD models - Carnival, Sorento, Sportage, Niro (CKD BEV mulled) Kia Malaysia, the local vehicle assemble joint venture between Kia Motor and Bermaz Auto, announced on Friday that it is aiming to hit a cumulative total of 100,000 locally-assembled Kia cars in Malaysia for both domestic sales and export by the end of 2026. Kia Malaysia did not mention its annual sales target fo

Here in Malaysia, or even anywhere else in South East Asia, we don’t think very highly of the Toyota Innova. Malaysians in particular can’t get over the fact that it rides on the same underpinnings as a rudimentary Toyota Hilux pick-up truck. Tough and good for carrying loads yes, but not for refinement. Over in Indonesia, theToyota Innova is very popular. It’s seen as a step up from the Toyota Avanza, the default car for Indonesia, similar to our Perodua Myvi. Still, Indonesians don’t see it as

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia has confirmed that it will be launching its first affordable seven-seater – the Xpander – next year. What does it compete against? Set to go up against the Toyota Rush, Perodua Aruz, and Honda BR-V, the Mitsubishi Xpander uses a similar 1.5-litre capacity engine like its rivals, naturally aspirated. However the Mitsubishi Xpander’s dated engine (paired to a 4-speed automatic) pushes out just 105 PS, identical to the Toyota Rush and Perodua Aruz but nowhere near the Hon