To truly show its appreciation for Malaysian customers, Chery Malaysia has announced the official launch of “With Chery With Love,” (WCWL), the official Chery owners club in Malaysia. During the launch, Chery Malaysia had the honour of welcoming Datuk Wira Dr. Lee Chong Wei as a representative of Chery owners and distinguished guest of honour as well. The WCWL initiative embodies a profound mission and vision, focused on bringing the brand closer to its customers, offering improved accessibility

As Japan says sayonara to the poor-selling Honda CR-V, its replacement, the Civic-based Honda ZR-V has been gaining quite a lot of attention among buyers in the land of the rising sun. Pre-orders for the ZR-V began on 8-September 2022 while prices are expected to be announced on 17-November 2022. According to Honda Japan’s website, deliveries for the Civic-based crossover will begin in the second quarter of 2023. Even with the long wait, the ZR-V has been overwhelmingly well-received in Japan. T

Geely has officially debuted the Geely Boyue L via a livestream moments ago. The Boyue L was previously known as FX11 and is developed on the CMA architecture. First things first – its striking design. Pretty much the entire front fascia of the Geely Boyue L is dominated by the front grille, flanking a pair of LED headlights with 178 lighting elements. Towards the side profile, the Boyue L gets muscular lines flowing from the front to the rear of the C-segment SUV. The wheel arches, which are fi

At Proton’s opening of their new engine assembly line in Tanjung Malim earlier this week, it’s made clear that only the direct-injected 1.5-litre three-cylinder mill (TGDi) is assembled here, while the multi-point injection (MPI) variant is imported from China. Speaking at the press conference, Muhammad Hasbullah, Deputy Chief Operating Officer of Powertrains, said that while “the plant is designed to produce a few more variants of the [1.5-litre three-cylinder engine], at the moment the focus i

Conventional ideas of design usually concerns what can only be seen on the surface, but this being Hyundai, their ideas can be a little bit unconventional. Case in point: their intricate designing of what's commonly invisible. Termed 'Gray Zone Design', this is Hyundai's way of introducing some zing to areas usually unseen, like the car's floor, inner panels, intake/exhaust parts, joints between doors, and even the nuts and bolts used. Going beyond traditional design But what's the 'Gray Zone'?

As safety technology progresses, driver-assistance features (ADAS) such as Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) are becoming more widely equipped in new cars. Now, BSM can be found in the Perodua Ativa and many of the B-segment cars currently on sale. How does it work? Not all Blind Spot Monitor systems use the same detection method but the common solution is via radar sensors mounted at the rear, usually inside the rear bumper. Some systems may employ cameras as well. Should the sensors detect an object, i