A spy shot of a heavily camouflaged sedan rear-ending a public bus in Korea surfaced on the internet much to the amusement of social media users.From the looks of it, the impact looks rather heavy since the entire bonnet has crumpled. Were they testing the car’s ADAS or some other new tech?It is still unknown what model the camouflaged car is however, the uploader, Motorsjason, is certain that the car is a Hyundai. Perhaps the new Hyundai Verna or Accent, since the camouflaged car has four
May 23, 2022
At the moment, the government is subsidizing RON95 fuel in Malaysia, but it is not sustainable in the long-term. Therefore, a targeted fuel mechanism is needed before fuel subsidies can be removed. “Those with BMWs cannot enjoy the same subsidies as those with Kancil,” said Minister and International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali during a press conference on the Trade and Investment Promotion Mission to the United States recently.Also Read: Brace yourself f
May 23, 2022
Chinas largest battery maker for electric vehicles (EVs), CATL, plans to authorise and license technology to a homegrown company in the aim to supply Thailands EV manufacturers.Battery production at CATLs facilityAutomotive News reports that Arun Plus Co., a subsidiary of Thailands state-owned oil producer, PTT Public, will be allowed to use the technology to integrate battery cells directly into packs.Also read: China’s battery giant CATL claims 2 million km electric car battery readyThe
May 23, 2022
Over the weekend, multiple videos of a man beating up an elderly Honda City driver in Padang Jawa went viral on social media. The Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) has now arrested the man for further investigation.According to a report by Kosmo, the 23-year-old suspect was arrested after the 61-year-old victim filed a police report on the incident at around 2 pm on Sunday.Shah Alam district chief Assistant Commissioner Mohd. Iqbal Ibrahim told the news portal that the victim was with his wife and g
May 23, 2022
To further advocate the use of environmentally friendly vehicles, PT Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indonesia (TMMIN) launched the xEV Centre, a learning and development facility for electrification and green energy capabilities.The launch of the centre is in line with the Indonesian government’s vision to reduce carbon emissions by 41 percent by 2030.Located in Toyota Indonesia’s plant in Karawang, the facility will encompass all eco-friendly vehicles. This includes Flexi Engine (better
May 23, 2022
Fuel Prices
Petrol | |||
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RON 95 | RM 2.05 | ||
RON 97 | RM 3.94 | ||
RON 100 | RM 4.85 | (+0.15) | |
VPR | RM 5.70 | (+0.2) |
Diesel | ||
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EURO 5 B10 | RM 2.15 | |
EURO 5 B7 | RM 2.35 |