Following the footsteps of its relative, the Kia Carnival, Hyundai added a petrol-electric hybrid option to the Hyundai Staria in South Korea. The Korean H brand announced pre-orders for the Staria Hybrid with prices ranging between KRW 34.33 million to KRW 36.53 million (~RM 122.5k-130k). The hybrid system is the third engine option offered for the Staria in Korea. The other two powerplants offered are the 3.5-litre V6 LPG unit and a 2.2-litre 4-cylinder diesel mill. The latter is the only unit

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

Before came the G80/G82 BMW M3 and BMW M4, there was one other BMW model that received its share of flak for its design – the E60 BMW 5 Series. What if you own an E60 5 Series and wanted the limelight again? Well, a seller on Taobao has got you covered. The seller lists the M3-inspired front bumper for 2500 yuan (around RM 1,585), which is made from ABS plastic. There’s also the M2-inspired bumper for sale, but it looks tame in comparison. Even from the relatively low-resolution photos, it’s evi

Besides Toyota, another brand busy with new crossover models is Hyundai. While Malaysia has only 3 (Santa Fe, Tucson, and the soon-to-arrive Kona), overseas there are also the smaller Creta and Venue, the fuel-cell-powered Nexo, and the gargantuan Palisade. While Hyundai in Malaysia is slowly getting some buzz, our neighbours in the south (no, the one with better food) has been gaining traction ever since announcing their plans in setting up a factory in Indonesia. After much digging by Autonet

BMW Malaysia has just unveiled the latest high-performance models to augment their Malaysian BMW M line-up, the M8, in Coupe and Gran Coupe flavours. The fully imported M8 models will set you back for a cool RM 1,452,960.88 for the Coupe and RM 1,455,145.25 for the Gran Coupe (both with SST discount, valid until 31 December 2020). These are on-the-road prices without insurance. Performance The M8 is powered by a 4.4-litre, twin-turbo V8 churning out 600 PS and 750 Nm. The power unit teams up wit

BMW 5 Series One of the concerns of owning a hybrid vehicle or a fully electric vehicle is the cost of battery replacement. BMW’s solution is to have the high-voltage battery pack with individual modules that can be replaced. In the BMW 530e, there are 6 cell modules. If only one of the modules is needed to be replaced, owners can simply change that one cell module at a cost of RM 5,000 per cell, rather than replacing the entire battery pack. BMW Group Malaysia offers a 6-year/100,000 km warrant