While the Perodua Ativa was the only choice for Malaysians looking for an entry-level SUV prior to the introduction of the Honda WR-V, buyers in neighbouring Indonesia have a bit more variety aside from the Toyota Raize and Daihatsu Rocky. Despite competition from the Kia Sonet and Nissan Magnite, the Ativa’s donor twins easily outsold them. That is until the WR-V entered the ring and since its global debut back in November, the smallest Honda SUV has swiped the crown held by the Raize/Rocky duo

Mysterious Honda SUV spotted again in Japan Better view at its rear-end Could Honda offer this Civic-based SUV in Japan? Seeing the sheer popularity of the Toyota Corolla Cross and Toyota C-HR, Honda isn’t resting one bit. Following the debut of the RV-generation Honda HR-V, it appears that Honda is in the midst of developing yet another crossover, to match Toyota's diverse SUV offering. A pair of said crossover was spotted again in Japan recently, courtesy of a set of photos published on Creati

When mega entrepreneur Tony Fernandes showed off his new Tesla Model Y on his official Instagram account on National Day, social media is not pleased at all. Instead of applauding him for going green, netizens took the opportunity to troll his recent purchase. Based on his Instagram caption, the AirAsia founder uploaded his new purchase to let his followers know that he is officially going green and saying goodbye to combustion engine cars. After the post blew up, the entrepreneur later clarifie

Honda’s Indonesian distributor PT Honda Prospect Motor has announced that it will be hosting a (virtual) world premiere of a new model on 3-May 2021. Apart from a single teaser shot, Honda didn’t say anything else about the new model. Adjusting the photo’s brightness reveals a little bit more details. The headlamps are certainly reflector-type LEDs, and judging by the slightly flared fenders and chunkier grille, hood line and front bumper, it’s most likely an SUV-like vehicle. Looking at Honda I

There's been much ado recently and it's not about nothing - the 2020 Proton X50 has very clearly won Malaysia's popularity contest since its October launch. But popularity isn't the only thing Proton's latest B-segment SUV's got in common with A-list celebrities. As waiting lists extend up to 6 months, the X50 was caught in controversy following allegations that dealers were forcing customers to buy optional accessories. A lot of the hubbub is due to pricing: at RM 3,300 for the Utility Package

Proton ended 2019 on a high with 100,821 cars sold, a 55.7 % growth compared to the previous year. The company was on overdrive with 5 new model launches (X70, Iriz, Persona, Exora, Saga) over a span of 8 months. Proton CEO, Dr Li Chunrong announced Proton’s plans for 2020 at a media Chinese New Year luncheon today. We won’t bore you with the numbers so here are the juicy bits. Proton will be launching the Proton X70 CKD and Proton X50 this year. 2020 Proton X70 CKD Estimated Launch Date: Q1 202