Compared to other segments, the C-segment sedan market in Thailand is quite small with only 3 models vying for the top every month. For the first time ever in May 2022, there is a new champion for the month – the Toyota Corolla Altis. During the first 4 months of 2022, this segment is dominated by the Honda Civic but in May, the Corolla Altis finally took away the title from the FE having sold 528 units. It’s only 7 units more than Civic but a winner is still a winner after all. Nevertheless, it

UMW Toyota Motor has confirmed that it will be launching a hybrid model in Malaysia on 14-October. Specifically, the countdown timer on the newly setup ‘Toyota – Live Hybrid’ page will end on next 2 PM, Thursday, 14-October 2021. Toyota hasn’t confirmed the exact model to be launched, but the teaser image show the silhouette of an SUV, which if you were to refer to the model offerings by Toyota distributors in neighbouring countries like Thailand and Indonesia, it can only mean one model – the T

The Toyota Corolla Cross has been quite the dominant force in Thailand, with over 22,500 units sold within a year since its debut in July 2020. Hybrid variants make up 85% of those, and in turn it's also the best-selling hybrid SUV there. To celebrate, Toyota Motor Thailand has introduced a limited-run Modellista special edition. One for the sporty soul Modellista's sporty touches on the Corolla Cross focuses on the exterior with a multi-piece bodykit and different wheels. Available only on the

Hyundai-Sime Darby Motors (HSDM) has introduced a new Executive variant for the 2021 Hyundai Elantra, priced at RM 139,888 (OTR without insurance and SST), which is RM 19,000 less than the Premium variant. Both variants are fully imported (CBU) from South Korea. What’s the difference? Most of the differences are found within the interior. For starters, the seats are upholstered in fabric instead of leather. Also, the seats are manually adjusted and there are no heating nor ventilating function.

It's Guangzhou Autoshow season again, and that means we'll be bringing you live photos of cool and quirky cars seen there. One of them is this 2021 Toyota Allion - which cuts a rather familiar figure. The Allion looks familiar to you because it's a spitting image of the Toyota Corolla Altis we have in Malaysia. Yes, both ride on the Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) platform, but the Allion is a slightly more luxurious, long-wheelbase (LWB) version. Here's how the Allion measures up against

Proton has presented a customized Proton X70 to Tengku Laksamana Selangor, featuring a number of customized bits and pieces to differentiate it from the Rakyat's version. This particular car is imported (CBU) from China model, as the locally-assembled (CKD) Proton X70 has yet to be launched, although bookings are now opened. You can tell that this is the imported model as it still features the old Proton logo. The CKD model will have the newer, round Proton logo. Starting with the exterior, the