Tesla has officially opened its headquarters in Cyberjaya, Malaysia, showcasing its dedication to the local EV market. This newly constructed facility was completed in just two months, offering retail experiences, vehicle servicing, deliveries, and after-sales support. The Cyberjaya hub offers a complete Tesla experience, from corporate operations to customer support activities. It's where Malaysians who've ordered a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y can pick up their new EVs in the near future. The on-s

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

The Isuzu D-Max is an all-conquering truck More refined, more feature-packed than its predecessor Forget the Ranger, Hilux, Triton, and other trucks Much like calling every chocolate drink Milo or plastic containers Tupperware, Malaysians refer to pick-up trucks as ‘Hailak’ regardless of brand. Well, it’s time we change that with the Isuzu D-Max as the current generation not only out-Hailak you-know-who but even rivals like the Ranger and Triton. For that, we’ll show you 8 reasons why the D-Max

Well-renowned motoring journalist, Jeremy Clarkson, once said in an interview that God is normally fair with His dishing out of talents. He went on to give an example with David Beckham – an immensely talented footballer, blessed with good looks but to balance it out, a squeaky voice was given. It appears the Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 faces a similar conundrum. It takes off like a scalded cat and it’s able to keep up with sports cars in the twisties. And to balance it out, it looks a like a bread loaf

Having enjoyed success as one of the most popular SUVs in Malaysia, the Proton X70 might just receive an update sometime this year. According to our friends at Funtasticko, a facelifted Proton X70, dubbed the Proton X70 MC1, is in the pipeline. Mass production is expected to begin in the second half of 2021. With the Proton X50 powered by a 1.5-litre TGDI engine and assembled in Malaysia, there is speculation that the 2021 Proton X70 MC1 would use the same engine too. If you're having doubts on

The 2020 Toyota GR Yaris was launched in Malaysia yesterday evening, at a surprisingly low price of RM 299,000 (Update: RM 286,896 until June 2021). We say low because our local specifications GR Yaris comes equipped with Torsen Limited Slip Differential, BBS alloy wheels, Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tyres, thicker anti-roll bars, and beefier front suspension – all optional extras elsewhere, equal to the UK market’s Circuit Package. Like for like, a GR Yaris with this specification is supposed to be