The third-generation all-new MINI Countryman has made its debut, having undergone some simplification in design compared to its predecessor. And for the first time in a Countryman, there’s an all-electric version. Here’s a closer look at the all-new MINI Country Electric. The all-new MINI Countryman now measures 4,433 mm in length, 1,843 mm in width, and 1,656 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,692 mm. This represents an increase in height by 60 mm and in length by 130 mm compared to the previo

Sitting in a quiet corner at the ongoing 2022 Tokyo Auto Salon is this Premium Crystal Red Metallic 2022 Honda HR-V Modulo X Concept. This HR-V is sold as the Vezel in the Land of the Rising Sun. Similar to the Honda Jazz Modulo X that went on sale in Japan last year, this amped-up HR-V gets a host of aerodynamic and handling improvements. Also Read: Honda Jazz Modulo X is an FD2R-inspired hatchback, costs RM 14k more The most noticeable change is the revamped front fascia, which now gets a “bea

Expected here in Q1 2022 Comes before Landtrek, e-2008 EV CKD in Gurun, Kedah Peugeot's gameplan for Malaysia is a pretty much well-known now: come 2022, brand custodian Bermaz Auto Alliance Sdn. Bhd. (BAASB) is looking to launch no less than 3 models, and one of them is the locally-assembled (CKD Gurun, Kedah) Peugeot 2008. Sources close to the matter confirmed that it's slated to launch here in Q1 2022. This timeline means it precedes the arrival of the Landtrek and e-2008 EV, which are due to

The Honda HR-V has been a sales success for Honda Malaysia ever since it was first launched back in 2015. After 6 years and with competition in the B-segment SUV heating up, the HR-V is due for a replacement. As a farewell of sorts for the hot-selling SUV, Honda Malaysia is launching a special run-out model simply called the Honda HR-V SE. Limited to only a few units and priced from RM 105,364, this special edition HR-V comes with the following features: Blind-spot monitors (BSM) Lane change ass

The year 2020 is about to reach its closure with a little more than a month to go. Though it is mostly a pathetic year and not one we envisioned when we were younger (90s kids will remember this), the cars that were launched were at least worth it (some weren't). Instead of gushing over what are our favourite cars of 2020, for now, we would like to focus on what cars to get excited for next year. Here’s a quick summary of what models would be launched in 2021. 2021 Car Launches Brand Model BMW 2

Proton ended 2019 on a strong note, firmly putting the Proton X70 as the undisputed leader in the C-SUV segment, with over 13,300 units, eclipsing the Honda CR-V’s 12,000 plus units. But does it come as a surprise at all? Thanks to generous tax incentives that nobody else apart from Proton and Perodua enjoys, the rebadged Geely Boyue is nearly RM 50,000 cheaper than a similarly equipped Honda CR-V 1.5 TC-P. On paper, Malaysia no longer have a national car policy, not for the last 20 years. The t