For those who recently put down a booking for a brand-new Perodua model, you might need to wait for a while, as checks with various dealers have revealed that the waiting period for Perodua's line-up. According to these dealers, those who booked a brand-new Perodua Alza today would need to wait up to 12 months before receiving the keys to their new MPV. Also Read: 39k bookings for all-new 2022 Perodua Alza, 65% for the AV variant, 8- to 10-month wait It’s a similar story with the Perodua Bezza.

Hyundai Sime Darby Malaysia (HSDM) is expected to launch two new models by this year – the Hyundai Creta and the 10-seater Hyundai Staria. Previously, a 10-seater Hyundai Staria was spotted at an undisclosed location in Malaysia, showing us a simpler version of the current, luxury-oriented 7-seater offered here. Also read: Possibly your cheaper Kia Carnival alternative: 10-seater Hyundai Staria spied in Malaysia Having 10 seats means the Hyundai Staria qualifies as a commercial vehicle in Malays

11-seater Kia Carnival set to be CKD soon To be sold alongside 7-, 8-seater variants Set for export to Thailand and other ASEAN countries too The 2022 Kia Carnival 11-seater – first introduced in Malaysia fully-imported (CBU) from Korea – will soon be locally-assembled (CKD Kulim, Kedah) here, to be sold alongside the CKD 7- and 8-seater variants. It will also be exported to the Thailand and ASEAN markets. "CKD programmes for the 11-seater has been initiated, basically for export to ASEAN countr

Perodua Nexis and Traz trademarked Could it be for the D27A Perodua Alza replacement model? Perodua now has 6 names at their disposal Perodua has just trademarked not one, but two names that they could potentially use on a new model. The names that Perodua recently trademarked are Nexis and Traz. Both Nexis and Traz are filed under class 12, which typically covers most aspects of a car. Could either name be fitted to the new D27A Perodua Alza replacement model? Or maybe even the upcoming D74A Pe

Those holding out for the all-new 2022 Perodua Alza may need to wait for a fair bit more, as news from the grapevine reveals that the new people-mover has been delayed. Initially set for a Q1 2022 launch, our friends over at Funtasticko has reported that the new MPV, codenamed D27A, has been pushed back to mid-2022, as Perodua aims to stabilize production of their current models. Also Read: Next-gen Perodua Alza confirmed for launch in 2022, CVT, DNGA & ADAS Perodua is currently working hard to

Well, it appears that the Mitsubishi Xpander is set for yet another facelift exercise, as it was recently spotted in Indonesia undergoing a commercial shoot. Perhaps the most noticeable change goes to the front-end, in which the new Xpander facelift gains a pair of redesigned headlights, sitting at the edges of the bumper. The LED daytime running lights (DRLs) appear unchanged, at least from these spyshots. These photos, courtesy of our sister site Autofun Indonesia and Autonetmagz, also reveal