Lotus Cars Malaysia welcomes 2025 on the back of strong sales performance last year, with the company selling over 200 units in Malaysia in 2024. The carmaker revealed that it sold over 200 units in total, with the bulk of it being the Eletre battery-electric SUV, followed by the Emira and Emeya sports cars. Data from the Road Transport Department (JPJ) lists 214 Eletres sold from January-December 2024, and 20 Emiras in the same period. 8 Emeyas also found new homes last year. It's a huge bump u

Sanjay

Jan 14, 2025

Honda Japan announced that the Honda N-Box was the best-selling car in the country for the third year in 2024 with 206,272 units sold. It was also the tenth consecutive year the minibar on wheels was ranked Japan’s best-selling kei vehicle. The current third-generation N-Box range was launched in October 2023 which carried over the elements that made it popular among Japanese consumers in the first place. The tall design invites occupants to a spacious interior with an open, clear view that make

CY Foong

Jan 14, 2025

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM), the official distributor of Mitsubishi vehicles in Malaysia, announces the Drive your Ambition festival, a 4x4 experiential event which will take place this weekend, 18-19 January 2025 in ParkCity Eastwood, Miri from 10 am to 6 pm. This thrilling event will showcase the all-new Mitsubishi Triton’s exceptional capabilities and superior handling through a series of engaging test-drive courses. Mirians will experience motorsports-derived handling by test driving th

CY Foong

Jan 14, 2025

Talk to any car enthusiast, especially those who grew up playing Gran Turismo, binge-watched Top Gear, and read Initial D, chances are they would be lambasting on electric vehicles (BEVs). It is not to say that many are against the technological advancements of BEVs, rather they are seen as soulless mobility appliances. However, car brands are still a business after all. In order to produce many of the dream machines these fans would eventually covet, they need to ensure those everyday models su

CY Foong

Jan 13, 2025

Chery Malaysia ended 2024 by crossing the 10,000-unit annual sales milestone, thus making it not only a major contender here, but also the most successful Chinese brand in the country. Sales of Chery-badged cars (excluding Jaecoo) reached 12,646 units, putting it ahead of BYD (8,570 units), but behind Mazda (~14,530 units) and Mitsubishi (16,164 units). The Chery Omoda 5 is the brand's best seller, contributing 7,466 units, or 59% of total Chery sales in Malaysia. The brand also sold 553 units o

Hans

Jan 13, 2025