Pictured here is the 2024 Haval H6 facelift, in what is another round of updates for one of China's most popular SUVs. It sports a new look and updated powertrains, though details are still a bit scarce at the moment. What is clear however that the new looks are a return to form for the H6, replacing what was the polarising, suspiciously-Lamborghini Urus-aping front fascia of 2023. Today's iteration of the Haval H6 keeps its familiar face, thanks to its wide grille, new light signatures, and the

Some Honda fanboys would give up their mothers for the latest 2023 Honda Civic Type-R FL5, and that’s putting it kindly. Nonetheless, the opportunity to put their money where their mouth is finally here as pictures and videos have sprouted up on social media showing the latest VTEC venture here in Malaysia. Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, the cars depicted in the posts have made their way here via recond dealers or the grey import market and not via official channels through Honda Malaysi

The 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross has been officially launched in Australia, and it's about to send customers looking for one in a bit of a spin – there's eight different variants, a choice of two-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, and a selection between pure-petrol and hybrid powertrains. No matter the variants, the base car itself is already pretty nicely equipped. All variants are powered by a 2.0-litre, naturally-aspirated Dynamic Force engine. The M20A-FKS in the pure-petrol variants make 169 PS

Bound to debut this year, the 2021 Proton Persona and Proton Iriz have been awarded with 5-star ASEAN NCAP ratings based on the 2017-2020 protocol. In a recent press release, ASEAN NCAP mentioned that a full report for the Proton Iriz and Proton Persona will be released in due time. The current report for the Proton Persona/Iriz on the ASEAN NCAP website is based on the pre-2017 protocol, which the cars also received 5-star ratings. A 5-star rating from the 2017-2020 protocols hint at added acti

TC Subaru, the authorized distributor of Subaru vehicles in Malaysia and subsidiary of the Motor Image Group, has today launched the all-new Subaru Forester. The five-seater Forester starts from RM 139,788 to RM 159,788. All variants are powered by a 2.0-litre naturally aspirated direct injection four-cylinder ‘boxer’ engine, paired to a CVT-type automatic transmission driving all four wheels (active torque split symmetrical all-wheel drive). Forester 2.0i-L: RM 139,788 Forester 2.0i-S: RM 149,7

The Proton X70 has it. The Honda CR-V has it. Even a Perodua Myvi has a basic version of it. Different manufacturers refer to it in different names. Honda calls it Sensing, Mazda calls it i-ActivSense, Subaru calls it EyeSight, while Proton uses the generic ADAS term. So what is ADAS? Is it worth paying for? Is it reliable? What cars come with ADAS? ADAS is short for Advanced Driver Assistance System. According to the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) code of practice for ADA