BYD has yet to trouble the top-tier Japanese brands like Toyota or Honda in Malaysia’s overall car sales, but it will soon surpass second tier brands like Ford and Nissan. It has already propelled past VW. According to data compiled by RHB Investment Bank, Sime Darby Beyond Auto, the distributor of BYD cars in Malaysia, sold 1,919 units in the first quarter of 2024. RHB says BYD now controls 71% of Malaysia’s battery EV (BEV) segment. That puts BYD ahead of VW’s 412 units and Volvo’s 560 units,

2015 is a long time ago – though thats when the Honda HR-V was initially launched in Malaysia, and today, seven years down the line it still pulls healthy sales, despite way newer rivals like the Toyota Corolla Cross and Proton X50 nipping at its heels. So much so that it accounted for 21% of Honda Malaysia's sales last year, making it the brand's second best seller behind the City and ahead of the CR-V. Demand is still higher than the limited supply, and that's certainly something, considering

Honda has long been well-known for their class-leading spaciousness and practicality. The newest member in their stable, the all-new 2021 Honda HR-V will continue in the vein of spaciousness and here’s an example of just how much space you get in the back seat. In Wapcar terms, the new HR-V’s rear seats look like you can easily fit 3 tennis balls between the knee and the front seat, for a person of average height. The 2021 Honda HR-V made its debut last week featuring a radically different look

With the all-new Honda HR-V set to make its world debut on 18-February, more spyshots and details have emerged of the SUV. Uniquely, the spyshots this time shows a pair of the HR-Vs, but look closer - you’ll notice that both are rolling on different-sized wheels, such as the one above that purportedly wears 16-inch wheels. Meanwhile, another unit seems to be getting differently-designed 18-inch units. Also, Japanese sources mentioned that the very car you see pictured above has a powered tailgat

The Honda HR-V became a surprise success in Malaysia when it debuted in 2015 when the B-segment SUV market was fairly new. However, the SUV is beginning to show its age and is due for a replacement. While waiting for the all-new HR-V to make its debut, we came across yet another spyshot of the next-gen crossover online. Spotted by the Japanese media, we can assume that the next-gen HR-V will sport a sharper and more angular design in favour of a more elegant look. It also appears that the black

Although all Renault showrooms will be closed during the nationwide movement control order from 18 to 31 March 2020, customers can continue to buy or subscribe for a Renault vehicle via the Renault E-Store. Launched by TC Euro Cars (TCEC) last month, customers can select the Renault of their choice, upload their documents and make their payments online at renault.com.my. While TCEC is offering the option of door-to-door delivery of each customer’s new or subscribed vehicle - which will be saniti