Available with e-Power or conventional ICE Up to 213 PS of electric power Starts from GBP 32,030 (RM 165k) The T33-generation Nissan X-Trail has made its debut in Europe with e-Power electric powertrain and a mild-hybrid 1.5-litre turbocharged 3-cylinder engine, available in either 5- or 7-seater configuration. The e-Power system is a series-hybrid system, meaning the engine doesn't drive the wheels directly but used as a generator for the high-voltage battery that feeds the electric motor. Niss

The BMW N52 was an inline-six naturally aspirated engine which featured in nearly every BMW model produced between 2005 and 2015. Designed as a replacement for the venerable M54, this often-misunderstood engine is viewed as an overly sensitive engine with finicky electronics (if you don’t understand it), which totally misses the point of what it truly is – the last (and best) naturally aspirated straight-six BMW ever made. Background of the N52 BMW inline-six engines are known for their sublime

At this point, the Toyota Corolla Cross has etched its name as Malaysia's current de facto SUV. This was the Honda HR-V's perch once before too, but in the face of its own age and newer rivals, it finds itself in quite a tight squeeze. It's up to the all-new model to regain lost footing then, which is set to be introduced here within the second half of this year (H2 2022). We're still months away from launch, so details are obviously scarce, but trusted sources have shared with us that there cou

The Honda City RS e:HEV is the range-topping variant that sits above the Honda City 1.5L E, S, and V. As always, we'll put it through our very own WapCar Rating system to break things down for you. Let's see where it stands in the B-segment saloon category, against the Nissan Almera, Toyota Vios, and Proton Persona. 2021 Honda City RS e:HEV: Driving Performance - 34/50 pts, quick but doesn't feel like it 2021 Honda City RS e:HEV - Facts and Figures Engine 1.5-litre 4-cylinder i-MMD Hybrid Transm

Ten years ago, if you think of Chinese cars, you might imagine them to be knock-offs or poorly designed imitations of existing models. However, as the Chinese economy is booming, so has the automotive landscape of the Middle Kingdom. With Chinese conglomerates partnering with foreign carmakers and some even owning foreign brands, suffice to say that the country’s automotive landscape has grown leaps and bounds. Some of them even offer luxurious alternatives to established models and most of them

When the all-new 2021 Honda HR-V was unveiled in Japan (where it’s called the Honda Vezel) a couple of months ago in February, there were some accessories offered to customers. They added a touch of class to the already mature-looking RV-gen HR-V but if you wanted something sportier, Mugen has the solution. With prices officially announced, that meant the aftermarket tuners are opening up their catalogues to offer fast-looking accessories for the HR-V in Japan. Also read: Prices announced for al