Back in August, Geely took the covers off the all-new 2023 Geely Boyue L, the successor to the popular Geely Boyue, sold here in Malaysia as the Proton X70. During the debut, Geely showcased the Boyue L’s exterior extensively, while kept the interior bits to a bare minimum. Also Read: Geely Boyue L debuts and it hints to the next-gen Proton X70, gets 2.0T Volvo Drive-E engine Fret not as Chinese outlet Yiche has gotten up close and personal with the all-new Geely Boyue L and we think that the Ho

TC Subaru Sdn Bhd, the distributor of Subaru vehicles in Malaysia, introduces its new Subaru Connex telematics system. From 10-September-2021 onwards, the system will be offered on both the Subaru XV and Subaru Forester as an option for RM 1,900. The Subaru Connex telematics system consists of two parts, an onboard system as well as a mobile app. The onboard system will allow easy access to a dedicated 24/7 call centre to easily request for assistance when needed. Enhanced Roadside Assistance Th

One of Proton's best products to date is the Proton X70. It was finally available in CKD version in 2020, with the main highlight being the 7-speed DCT (The CBU version has a 6-speed automatic). Although new to the C-segment SUV market in Malaysia, the Proton X70 has been able to challenge existing options such as the Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5, and Nissan X-Trail. Let's run it through our WapCar Rating System to break things down. 2020 Proton X70 Premium X 2WD (CKD): Driving Performance - 30/50 pts

Once the forays of the wealthy, sports utility vehicles (SUVs) are now commonplace. It's hard not to take notice, and recently a reader got in touch with us through our WapCar Forum asking what's the best sub-RM 150k SUV they can buy in Malaysia. And since we're all about the details, the cars we list here take into account the extension of SST exemption until 30-June 2021. Oh and do take note that the government's plan to revise the existing Open Market Value (OMV) calculations has been shelved

Al Haj Automotive, the Proton distributor in Pakistan has received several complaints on the Proton X70. Through the Proton Pakistan Facebook page, it seems that some customers have been unable to book the Proton X70 since its launch just a few days ago. The problem arises since some dealers have charged a “premium” on those who wish to expedite the delivery of their new Proton X70. Hence those who were unaware of the “premium” are unable to book the Proton X70. In a public announcement by Al Ha

If you’re waiting for Proton to introduce the locally-assembled (CKD) Proton X70 soon, don’t hold your breath as it won’t arrive so soon. According to sources familiar with the matter, the CKD version of the Proton X70 has been postponed, possibly until Q1 2020, a slight push-back from the originally scheduled November 2019 timeline. A quick check with several Proton dealers also indicates that many dealers are offering discounts ranging from RM 2,000 up to RM 6,000 for a Proton X70, suggesting