Carlist is back again with their roadshows, and this one, like all the ones before this, is something you won't want to miss. Happening at the Ground Floor North Court of IOI Mall Puchong from 20- to 24-March 2024 (next week!), the roadshow runs through 10 am to 10 pm and brings forth several notable brands and deals for you to grab. Chery will be on hand with their Tiggo 8 Pro and Omoda 5, ready to spoil you with mystery gifts upon booking. Ingress Auto are on board with cash rebates up to RM 3

Just under a month after the refreshed 2022 Proton Saga was launched, the next big thing out of Tanjung Malim will be the 2022 Proton X70 facelift (MC1), and its first teaser is up on the carmaker's Facebook page today. The post's sole photo showcases the new wheels that are to be on the X70 - and they're similar to the ones fitted on last year's limited-run X70 SE. Naturally this is just a tease; everything else will be revealed on launch day which is this Thursday, 9-June 2022, 11 am. Hype sur

In a recent question-and-answer (Q&A) session with ACO Tech, the company behind the Proton X50 and Proton X70’s GKUI infotainment system revealed that they have plans to introduce a new music streaming service. According to the company, said music streaming service’s name start with the letter “S”, hinting that it could be Spotify. Granted, the other music streaming service could also be Syok, a local streaming service by Astro. On the topic of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support on the GKUI

The most expensive Proton X70 Premium X variant sells for just RM 122,800. A similarly equipped Honda CR-V 1.5 TC-P sells for RM 175,900. Both cars are from the same segment but there’s a whopping RM 53,100 difference in prices! To give you a better perspective, for the price of a top specs Honda CR-V 1.5 TC-P, you can buy the most expesive Proton X70 variant, then head over to a nearby Perodua showroom to buy another mid-specs Perodua Myvi 1.5H, and still have some change left! Nevermind compar

Shortly after introducing the X70, Proton announced their intentions to locally-assemble the X70 by the end of 2019, and they have succeeded in doing so. A couple of months after trials runs started in June 2019, the first few units of the Malaysian-made Proton X70s have started to roll of the new production line in Tanjung Malim. Will it be cheaper? Prices are unlikely to come down compared to its fully-imported counterpart, but you might get more features for the same price. So what’s new? For

Launched back in December 2018, the Proton X70 is Proton’s first-ever SUV and is currently the most popular SUV on sale in Malaysia right now. Much of its popularity can be owed to the Proton X70’s price tag, which starts from RM 99,800, positioning the much larger X70 against smaller competitors such as the Honda HR-V. However, unlike other Proton models that are locally assembled, the Proton X70 is actually built in Geely’s Ningbo production facility in China. A couple of weeks after the X70 w