Intro Synergy, a GoAuto Group subsidiary, has officially launced the Neta V in Malaysia, priced at RM 100,000 (OTR excluding insurance). This makes it the cheapest EV in Malaysia currently, at RM 530 less than the Standard Range BYD Dolphin. It houses a 38.54 kWh battery, offering a 380 km range (NEDC). The electric motor generates 95 PS and 160 Nm, reaching a top speed of 120 km/h with 0-50 km/h acceleration in 3.9 seconds. Also read: Malaysia doesn't allow import of battery EVs priced below RM

CARSOME's month-long Hari Raya deals end on Sunday, 30-April 2023, so this is your last call to get the best used car deals in Malaysia with discounts you won't find elsewhere. Here's a quick list of some highlighted models, though rest assured more can be found here. No matter your choice, they're all CARSOME Certified models, meaning they're nicely refurbished and come with a 5-day money back guarantee as well as a 1-year warranty. Ford Ranger Raptor - RM 159k (RM 10k off) Not just your normal

Unlike Malaysian driving schools and their Perodua Axias, the default learner driver’s car in Japan is not a little kei car, but sedans, ranging from early model Toyota Crown to a Mazda 2 Sedan or a Honda City (driving school specs, not sold to public) – odd considering the fact that kei cars dominate Japanese roads. In a country where public transportation is super-efficient, parking and toll charges are super expensive, and the shaken bi-annual vehicle inspection charges for cars over 3 years

Auto Bavaria just posted a short 12-second video on their Facebook page, hinting at the imminent arrival of what looks like a special edition BMW X5 Plug-in Hybrid Vehicle (PHEV). Albeit short, the teaser does let us in on a few details, like the carbon fibre side mirrors, gloss black front grille, and M Sport alloy wheels. The teaser also hints that the Auto Bavaria-specific could be finished in a shade of black. Apart from the M Sport additions, buyers of the limited edition X5 xDrive45e will

Okay, settle down everyone. The all-new 2020 Proton X50 is finally here and though there are still some naysayers who wished for Proton to stop rebadging existing products, we have to admit that the car looks set to be another runaway success for Proton. It is based on the Geely Binyue (or Coolray as it is known in the Philippines) and while some might think that, “Oh, it’s just a rebadged Chinese crossover with a few bits of Proton badging” or even more optimistically, “It’s a Volvo with a Prot

Proton X50 For those waiting patiently for the highly anticipated Proton X50, you might have to wait a little longer. Back in January, Proton CEO Dr Li Chunrong have announced that the X50 will be launched this year as a completely-knocked down (CKD) model, straight from Proton's Tanjung Malim plant. According to our trusted source, Proton plans to launch the X50 somewhere in mid-2020, but thanks to the worldwide COVID-19 epidemic, it might have impacted Proton’s direct parts supply and demand e