If you have a budget of around RM 200k for an EV, the current de facto choice would be a Tesla. But which one, the Tesla Model 3 or Model Y? The sleeker sedan or its slightly larger sibling, the SUV? In this comparison, we'll delve into the key aspects of both models to help you decide based on your preferences and needs. Which is more affordable? When it comes to affordability, the Model 3 has the edge. With a starting price of RM 189,000 for the Standard Range RWD, it’s a tad cheaper than the

Tesla has officially opened its headquarters in Cyberjaya, Malaysia, showcasing its dedication to the local EV market. This newly constructed facility was completed in just two months, offering retail experiences, vehicle servicing, deliveries, and after-sales support. The Cyberjaya hub offers a complete Tesla experience, from corporate operations to customer support activities. It's where Malaysians who've ordered a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y can pick up their new EVs in the near future. The on-s

With the facelifted Tesla Model 3 (Highland) and Model Y now open for order in Malaysia, one key decision for potential buyers is choosing among Tesla's advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) - Autopilot, Enhanced Autopilot, and Full Self-Driving (FSD). Autopilot comes as a standard feature on both Tesla models, while Enhanced Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD) are available as optional add-ons, priced at RM 16,000 and RM 32,000, respectively. In this article, we'll delve into these choice

Tesla has just rolled out its official online store in Malaysia. This online hub now lets you put your own stamp on your Tesla experience by offering a selection of accessories and lifestyle products. Curiously, the website only lists accessories for the Tesla Model Y, with no mention of the Model 3 as of our publication time. But here's a peek at what you can get for your Model Y: Glass Roof Sunshade - RM 570 Centre Console Trays - RM 250 Pet Liner - RM 680 All-Weather Rear Trunk Liner - RM 730

The government has no intention of gradually ending the Approved Permits (AP) for imported vehicles, according to Minister of Investment, Trade, and Industry (MITI) Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz. The system remains in effect even though the government allowed Tesla, to sell cars in the country without the usual AP requirements for imported cars. Also read: Initial network of Tesla Superchargers in Malaysia to cover 10 locations from Penang to Johor "We have not discussed this (abolishing t

Tesla has made its official debut in Thailand with the launch of the Model 3 sedan and Model Y SUV, both are fully imported (CBU) from China. Buyers in Thailand are able to order Model 3 or Model Y from Tesla’s online configurator, with deliveries scheduled for Q1 2023. Both the Model 3 and Model Y will be available in three trims. Prices for the Model 3 start from: THB 1,759,000 (around RM 220k) for the base trim THB 1,999,000 (around 251k) for the Long Range THB 2,309,000 (around RM 290k) for