China is the world’s largest market of electric vehicles (EVs), with roughly 1 in 10 new passengers sold in China being a battery electric vehicle (BEV). From January to August, just slightly below 1.5 million BEVs were sold in the Middle Kingdom.Best-selling EV in China isnt a Tesla, but instead this cheap WulingNow, within the first nine months of the year, the best-selling EV in China, by a very large margin, isn’t a Tesla or Geely – it’s in fact this kei car-looking E

Eric

Dec 4, 2021

Let us skip the pleasantries and get right down to business. We’ve tested the 2022 Perodua Myvi 1.5L CVT’s fuel consumption according to our WapCar Ratings standard and heres the result.As per usual, we brim the fuel tank first. All tyres are inflated according to the manufacturer’s recommendation and air-conditioning is kept on at all times. Driving behaviour is as normal – no hypermiling nor over-enthusiastic driving. After a journey of 83.7km, broken down about 60/40 h

Shaun

Dec 4, 2021

The much vaunted 2022 Perodua Myvi has hit the ground running with a host of new ADAS features, styling updates, and crucially, a more advanced D-CVT transmission that replaces the longstanding 4-speed automatic.In addition to better fuel economy, and improved drivability – the D-CVT transmission is also claimed to improve acceleration.The D-CVT (short for Dual-mode CVT) features a combination of steel chain and planetary gear set, the latter is used to complement the steel belt to reduce

Arvind

Dec 4, 2021

As our colleagues are getting acquainted with the 2022 Perodua Myvi facelift at the time of writing, WapCar.my continues to share with you the teams experience with Malaysias favourite sports car hatchback. Whilst it may not be the biggest car around, the facelifted Myvi still retains a cleverly packaged interior to maximise space and storage solutions inside. We know the benchmark for flexible seating configurations belongs to Honda, with its ULTRA Seats thats available in the City Hatchback. A

Jason

Dec 4, 2021

Just like how it is with the collective bashing on overdone grilles, every once in a while a car comes along thats unanimously agreed to be rather well-designed. One of them is the Nissan Almera (N18).Nissans competitor to the Toyota Vios and Honda City – with its unfussy lines and sharp angles – looks like a C-segment sedan, and for some buyers thats all the winning-over they need.Also read: I used to dislike the Nissan Almera, but the N18 model changed it allBut unlike us Malaysian

Sanjay

Dec 4, 2021