Making its global debut in Ho Chi Minh City is the Mitsubishi XFC Concept SUV which will also be displayed at the upcoming Vietnam Motor Show 2022. Described as a next-generation compact SUV that is the “best-suited buddy for an exciting life”, the XFC Concept essentially previews Mitsubishi’s newest SUV specifically developed for the ASEAN market. Expected to be launched in 2023, Mitsubishi is banking on the production version of the XFC Concept to be another success in Southeast Asia following

No other brand brandishes a lifestyle image quite like a MINI. Under the stewardship of BMW, the MINI brand has evolved into a range of cutesy and snazzy cars to compliment your style and success. The first-generation R60 MINI Countryman debuted in 2010, and was designed to be a compact SUV for buyers who wanted the MINI style and driving experience, but needed a bit more practicality and space to accommodate the family. Now in its 2nd-generation, the Countryman has been a huge success for MINI

Hyundai Motor Group’s continuous efforts to promote the use of hydrogen power has brought the brand into the realm of motorsports. The group announced on Friday (11-June-2021) that it will enter the inaugural Pure ETCR (Electric Touring Car Racing) with a motorsport team under the brand’s HTwo hydrogen division. The Pure ETCR series is a new touring car series for electric cars. Hyundai Motorsports will be racing a hydrogen fuel cell electric-powered Hyundai Veloster N ETCR. Also read: Fuel from

It’s the classic D-segment sedan battle between the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry. The 2020 Honda Accord was introduced earlier this year with the range-topping variant priced at RM 195,900 (inclusive of SST). Meanwhile, the 2019 Toyota Camry is priced at RM 196,888 (SST included). Without ado, let's put these two together for a head-to-head comparison. How large are they now? In terms of exterior size, the Honda Accord is ever so slightly larger than the Toyota Camry in every dimension. But the

The Proton X50 is safer than a BMW X1? Yup, it’s true, and you can read it here. Part of why it gains that reputation is because it comes with Level 2 Autonomous driving. What's this 'levels of autonomous driving'? In short, this picture. Basically, Level 0/1 cars are most common right now, and Level 2 technologies are still creeping in. We're still a long ways away from Level 3, 4 and 5 autonomous driving. Who decides these? The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International. What makes it

Whether you like it or not, continuously variable transmissions (CVT) are here to stay, as these transmissions offer superior fuel efficiency, perfect for city driving, and are relatively cheap to build. But before we get started, let’s take a closer look at what makes a CVT, a CVT. What is a CVT? At its very heart (ok, it's called the inner housing of the transmission), a CVT-type automatic transmission houses several belts and pulleys in place of physical gears in regular torque converter auto