Yesterday, Nissan took the covers off the all-new 2023 C28 Nissan Serena, the sixth-generation model in its successful people mover line-up. For its sixth-generation model, Nissan has revamped its popular people mover, refreshing practically all aspects of the Serena, from its exterior, to its interior, as well as powertrain and safety aspects. Also Read: All-new C28 2023 Nissan Serena launched in Japan, 1.4L e-Power replaces S-Hybrid For the Japanese market, Nissan offers 11 variants, spanning

Just weeks after its global debut in Indonesia, India has launched the all-new 2023 Toyota Innova today. If you have watched enough Hindi movies or news clips from India, you would know that the Toyota Innova is viewed very differently over there. In India, the Innova is almost on par with a Toyota Alphard. It’s hard for us in Malaysia to understand but there’s a good reason for it. The Alphard’s lower ground clearance makes it a poor choice to deal with the frequent flash floods and poor road c

Next-year could see the introduction of the all-new 2022 'C28' Nissan Serena in Japan. Roughly six years after the C27 Nissan Serena’s debut, Nissan’s MPV will receive a huge boost in styling, safety features as well as an updated e-Power drivetrain. Als read: Scoop: Next-gen 2021 Nissan Serena to debut in Oct with mini-Elgrand looks? BestCarWeb reports that the C28 Serena will receive an updated 1.2-litre e-Power drivetrain that will output more power than the current Serena e-Power’s 136 PS an

When it comes to concept cars turning into production models, Daihatsu has a solid track record of putting out cars that closely mirror their concept counterpart. Earlier, we covered the evolution of the DN Trec Concept, as well as the Daihatsu A Concept, from concept to production versions. Also Read: From concept to production: Perodua GMA Space concept to Perodua Axia This time around, we’ll be focusing on how the DN Multisix Concept that made its debut at the 2017 Gaikindo Indonesia Internat

Following the debut of the all-new Toyota Avanza and Veloz, Daihatsu Indonesia has just taken covers off the equally-new Daihatsu Xenia – the third derivative of one of Indonesia’s best-selling models. With the all-new Xenia, Avanza, and Veloz under their belt, Daihatsu and Toyota will battle the equally-new Honda BR-V, Mitsubishi Xpander, and Suzuki Ertiga in the archipelago. Also Read: All-new 2022 Toyota Avanza debuts: Now FWD, TSS, RM 60k to RM 85k, Malaysia launch next year? Interestingly,

Toyota’s compact car specialist subsidiary Daihatsu will launch a new full-hybrid ‘kei’ (mini) car within financial year 2021, reports Japan’s Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun. The business daily also added Daihatsu’s first battery electric vehicle (BEV) will go on sale on year later, in financial year 2022. Unlike mild-hybrids, full-hybrids can accelerate from standstill using electric power alone, thus offering a smoother driving experience in stop-go traffic. The stronger electric motor also delivers bet