Whether you like its snout or not, the BMW XM is here to stay and BMW Group Malaysia has just launched the more powerful 2023 BMW XM Label Red in the country. The XM Label Red is powered by the BMW M Hybrid system that combines the 4.4-litre M TwinPower Turbo V8 engine with an electric motor to produce 748 PS and 1,000 Nm. That’s significantly higher than the regular XM which makes 653 PS and 800 Nm. The plug-in hybrid (PHEV) sport activity vehicle (SAV) accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.

BMW Malaysia has launched the first-ever BMW XM. The brand's first standalone M model (since 1978's mighty M1) is priced at RM 1,398,800 (OTR without insurance, with extended warranty and service package). The BMW XM is fully imported (CBU) from the South Carolina plant in the US. Note that the car you see here is a pre-production unit, as the left-hand drive configuration suggests. Powering the massive BMW XM is a 4.4-litre V8 (S68) that puts out 489 PS and 650 Nm own its own. That twin-turbo e

BMW’s design studio has been hard at work attempting to replicate Peppa Pig’s nose on the front façade of all its latest cars but perhaps after the BMW XM, they might call it a day. Nonetheless, we’ve got a set of photos of the divisive ///M model for you to take a whiff of. The most powerful road-legal production car in BMW’s history is on display at the Bangkok International Motor Show 2023 and it goes without saying that those signature kidney grilles better resemble black holes into the dime

The first-ever BMW XM is officially launched in Thailand, priced at THB 14,899,000 (around RM 1.89m). The front of the BMW XM is defined by its split headlights, an illuminated ‘Iconic Glow’ kidney grille, and continuous contour lighting. The 23-inch M light-alloy wheels in star spoke come as standard. It gets Adaptive LED headlights and the high-beam assistant automatically switches high beams on and off when there is oncoming traffic or a vehicle in front of the car. Also read: X is for excess

Following its official unveiling at the Shanghai Auto Show, the 2021 Geely Xingyue L is now officially on sale in China and it's priced very attractively. There are 4 variants of the Xingyue L available, and prices start from CNY 148k to CNY 188k which translates to RM 95k to 121k. This is the most expensive car in Geely’s lineup. Geely Model Pricing Price (CNY) Price (RM) Geely Boyue 89,800 – 106,800 58,000 – 69,000 Geely HaoYue 103,600 – 139,600 66,900 – 90,200 Geely Boyue Pro 116,800 – 146,80

Continuing our coverage of the 2020 Guangzhou Autoshow, we're bringing you live photos of the 2021 Geely Xingyue! This is a car many Malaysians are excited about - it's unique, looks the part, and being manufactured by Geely, many are hypothesising that it could be the next Proton model. That's still rather far-fetched as Geely has licenced only three models to Proton so far - the Boyue (Proton X70), Binyue (Proton X50) and one more touted to be based on the Jiaji MPV. Geely says that the fastba