Cambodia is one of the most underdeveloped countries in Southeast Asia but it is the first left-hand drive (LHD) market and possibly the first market outside of Indonesia to launch the DNGA-based Toyota Yaris Cross ahead of even Thailand. Launched alongside the Perodua Axia’s twin, the Toyota Wigo, the Cambodian-spec Yaris Cross is only offered with one variant, the petrol-powered 1.5-litre D-CVT which is priced from USD 37,500 (~RM 175k). The naturally-aspirated 1.5-litre 2NR-VE Dual-VVTi 4-cyl

Honda Malaysia (or the Company) today announced a proactive product recall involving the City, City Hatchback, HR-V and BR-V in a precautionary safety measure. The details of the affected models are in Table 1. Honda recalls 2022 Situation Model Model Year Units Affected A City 2021 1,068 City Hatchback 2022 B HR-V 2020 343 BR-V 2021 116 The recalls are for the following situations: A. Inspection of the nut torque on the Alternating Current Generator (ACG) This recall is a precautionary safety m

City Hatchback offers more rear legroom than City Sedan ULTRA seats unique only to Hatchback variant The Honda City Hatchback has just been launched in Malaysia earlier today. Honda’s latest B-segment hatchback will take over the spot vacated by the Honda Jazz, and will go up against the Toyota Yaris (from RM 70,940 to RM 84,808). Prices for the City Hatchback is slightly higher than the City Sedan, ranging from RM 75,670 to RM 87,860 (RS e:HEV variant to be announced later). For comparison, the

Malaysia has just 3 electric vehicle (EV) models on sale today – Nissan Leaf, MINI Cooper SE 3-Door, and Porsche Taycan. The cheapest of the trio is the Nissan Leaf, it sells for RM 181,263, has a range of 311 km (NEDC method), powered by a 40 kWh battery that makes 150 PS – slightly more powerful than of a 1.8-litre naturally aspirated Honda Civic – but a lot more torque, at 320 Nm, identical to a Volkswagen Arteon R-Line 2.0 TSI. Next is the MINI Cooper SE 3-Door. For a supposedly very hip and

Production of Malaysia's hottest B-segment SUV, the 2020 Proton X50 has been badly affected by the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO), with a large majority of customers still waiting to take delivery of the car since it was first open for bookings on 16-September, 2020. Proton Holdings Bhd's Chief Executive Officer, Roslan Abdullah, told The Malaysian Reserve that the delays were inevitable as its manufacturing side relies on the availability of parts supplied by vendors, who themselves

(2019 Perodua Aruz Prices & Specs | Gallery) With roughly 25,000 units sold to date since its introduction back in January, the Perodua Aruz has proven itself to be a popular model. This is despite the fact that the Perodua Aruz is currently Perodua's most expensive model on sale right now, priced from RM 72,900. Exterior – Looks like the Toyota Rush Perodua Aruz looks like Toyota Rush, eh? At a glance, it's tough trying to differentiate the Perodua Aruz from the Toyota Rush, but there are some