The latest generation of the Audi Q5, one of Europe’s most popular midsize SUVs is now built on a new platform, with electrified powertrains as standard. At the start, all versions will feature MHEV Plus technology, which can add up to 24 PS and 230 Nm of extra power for short bursts. The car's MHEV Plus system runs off a lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) battery with 1.7 kWh capacity; a battery this size isn't quite common for mild hybrids. It can also be recharged by the aforementined electric moto

When you’re splurging money in the millions, you’re doing to want some bragging rights to go with it. Superlatives such as the world’s best or fastest or sexist are a sure-fire way to part a man and his millions. The new Aston Martin DBX707 is the world’s most powerful luxury SUV and can be yours for RM 1,078,000 (excluding taxes). if you're wondering why the caveat of "luxury" is in there, well it's because Dodge makes this insane thing called the Durango SRT Hellcat. Nonetheless, Aston Martin

So you're moving to the next stage in life, with two kids and spouse in tow. Mid-life crisis or not, you want a weekend toy, but deep down you know that a 2-door supercar is now out of the question. Yet, you long for something that enthralls, excites and quickens the pulse. Something that is suave like agent 007, practical enough to face the daily grind, with performance that will leave your mouth dry. Enter James Bond's carriage of choice, the Aston Martin DBX, a five-door SUV that effortlessly

From its win in Le Mans in 1959 to the current Formula One team, green has been synonymous with Aston Martin's racing history. To recognise that heritage, Aston Martin Kuala Lumpur (AMKL) has recently introduced a special Aston Martin DBX in Arden Green. The customised handbuilt SUV is priced from RM 1,072,000 without duties and taxes and just like the standard DBX is powered by a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 that makes 550 PS and 700 Nm. However, just because Aston Martin has been influenced by its

It's no secret that SUVs are the flavour of the moment. Almost every carmaker has jumped on to the bandwagon - not just Aston Martin but also Lamborghini, Bentley and Rolls-Royce (and people used to laugh at the Porsche Cayenne). The luxury performance SUV segment is no exception, as you can see with this RM818,000 Aston Martin DBX (before options, taxes and OTR costs). It's hardly the first in this genre of super SUVs, but does it really matter? Taut, handsome and dripping with British sophisti

Lighting technology has always been Audi’s field of expertise. Who could forget the first LED DRLs that debuted in the “Starkmobile” Audi R8 back in 2007. Fast forward to the 2020 Audi Q5, the first Audi model to feature digitalised OLED taillights. Why OLED? It’s infinitely dimmable and achieves high contrast It can be split into segments It does not require any reflectors, optical fibers or similar optics. This makes OLED units very efficient, lightweight and flat, which considerably increases