The all-electric (EV) BMW i7 has been spotted once again in Kuala Lumpur. The unit seen here is in the M Sport guise with gloss black treatment on the exterior. Note that the BMW i7 is not launched in Malaysia yet and these units are part of BMW Malaysia's fleet for internal use and evaluation purposes. As the xDrive60 badge denotes, the powertrain consists of two electric motors on the front and rear axle, giving it all-wheel drive (AWD) capability, and outputs 544 PS/745 Nm. 0-100 km/h sprint

After showcasing its urban style at this year’s Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week, the Isuzu D-Max X-Terrain is ready to get down and dirty in this year’s Borneo Safari International Off Road Challenge. Three units of the award-winning pick-up trucks are set to perform duties as the official media vehicles. Sabah Four Wheel Drive Association (SFWDA) President Hj Faez Nordin who received the trucks from Isuzu Malaysia’s Marketing Manager Alan Lee thanked Isuzu for their continued support of the week-long

For those looking to breakaway from the usual mould of German sedans, here's the 2021 Lexus ES 250 facelift that's just been launched in Malaysia. Fully-imported (CBU) from Japan, prices start from RM 295,663.50, inclusive of the 50% sales and service tax (SST) discount for imported cars. It's got a raft of (subtle) changes to it, encapsulating styling revisions, updated suspension and improved features. Adding on to that there's also a new range-topper in the form of the sporty ES 250 F-Sport.

The Toyota Alphard is synonymous as a luxury vehicle. It is often seen as a symbol of wealth and used by executives to get from one meeting to another. So, it is not a strange sight to see an Alphard parked in a shopping mall valet parking or even a high-end office block. What is strange is seeing the Alphard all muddied as it tackles rough terrains. But that’s exactly what happened in Indonesia. A red Alphard has been going viral when photos of it manoeuvring through the rough terrain of South

Isuzu Motors Limited has announced that export of their popular pick-up truck, the Isuzu D-Max has begun. The D-Max will be assembled at Isuzu’s plant in Thailand and exported to Australia first before proceeding sequentially to countries across the world. It has been almost a year since Isuzu introduced the all-new 2020 Isuzu D-Max pick-up at the Bangkok Motor Expo. Since then, the D-Max has maintained its status as the top-ranking pick-up in Thailand receiving many accolades like 2019 Most Pop

Isuzu Malaysia has just introduced the updated Isuzu D-Max 2019, now available with the new 1.9-litre Ddi BluePower turbodiesel engine. The new smaller capacity 1.9-litre engine replaces the older 2.5-litre engine. Although smaller, it makes 14 PS more power (150 PS) and 30 Nm more torque (350 Nm). The larger 3.0-litre engine remains available. As before, it makes 177 PS at 3,600 rpm and 380 Nm at 1,800 - 2,800 rpm. Transmission choices for the new 1.9L include a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed auto