Proton has introduced the ProCare Smart Plan (PSP), a prepaid service package for the Proton Saga, Proton X90, and the 2025 Proton X70. The plan offers savings of up to 15% on servicing costs, with potential savings of up to RM670, depending on the model. New buyers can choose 3- or 5-year packages, ensuring fixed maintenance costs and service at Proton’s certified 3S/4S dealerships using genuine parts. The plan is transferable to new owners if the car is sold within the package period. Existing

The Proton X70 recorded a 7.7% month-on-month increase in sales during November 2024, with 1,065 units sold, including exports. This brings its year-to-date (YTD) sales total to 7,536 units. The growth follows the mid-August launch of the facelifted model, which introduced design updates, additional features, and improved efficiency. Proton’s overall sales in November amounted to 12,194 units across domestic and export markets. While this marked a 4.7% decrease compared to October, the drop was

Perodua has unveiled its eMO-II (pronounced as M-O-2) today at the ongoing Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show 2024 (KLIMS 2024). However, contrary to popular belief, the eMO-II does not preview the all-new 4th-generation Perodua Myvi (codenamed D01D). Instead, the eMO-II is the precursor to an all-new standalone BEV model priced between RM 50k - RM 90k. “This prototype is the continuation of our EV journey as we continue to build this technology from the ground up. eMO-II has been improved

Over the weekend, Perodua released a teaser video featuring glimpses of its upcoming EMO-II concept car, which will be unveiled at this week’s 2024 Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS). Based on the short clip, the EMO-II appears to be a life-size concept of the Perodua EM-O scale model shown at the 2023 Malaysia Autoshow. At the 2024 Malaysia Autoshow in May, Perodua unveiled the EMO-I which previews an electric powertrain developed by P2 without the aid of its Japanese partner, Dai

The upcoming 2024 Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS) is set make plenty of headlines as it kicks into gear come this 5- to 11-December at MITEC, and among the brands to look out for there is none other than Perodua. At a recent media briefing event, we were informed that Perodua will be doing a 'product unveiling' at the show. We think it's a strong sign that we will finally have a proper first look at the upcoming next-gen 2025 Perodua Myvi BEV. Perodua Myvi BEV in Malaysia First

Tri Petch Isuzu Sales Co Ltd, the distributor of Isuzu vehicles in Thailand launched the new Isuzu D-Max and Isuzu MU-X powered by the 2.2 Ddi MaxForce turbodiesel in the Kingdom. The 2.2-litre oil burner replaces the 1.9-litre BluePower unit which accounted for the majority of sales in the D-Max and MU-X lineup in Thailand – 80% and 70% respectively. The new 2.2-litre engine produces 163 PS and 400 Nm, which is 13 PS and 50 Nm more than the 1.9-litre unit it is replacing. That said, the smaller