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Round 4 of the the RAAT Thailand Rally Championship took place over the weekend, and as in the races before, Toyota Gazoo Racing Thailand's (TGRT) 2024 Toyota Yaris gave a strong showing to once again end the round as a podium finisher. Coming in third in its 2.1 category (turbocharged 2WD), the results at Kanchanaburi continues the team's podium streak; having first won in Rounds 1 and 2, and getting 2nd in Round 3. Despite the 'turbo' in the class name, the Yaris Cross that fought alongside a
Announced by Geely Auto Group CEO Gan Jiayue at the 2024 World New Energy Vehicles Congress, the company's new hybrid system is set to launch later this year, reports Gasgoo. Boasting a 46% thermal efficiency – the highest globally for a hybrid powertrain – Geely’s latest innovation promises to deliver a significant leap forward in terms of fuel economy and range, with a claimed full tank and full battery range exceeding 2,000 km. Fuel consumption? One of the big talking points - an estimated 2-
Great Wall Motor (GWM) Malaysia announced via its official social media channels that the first locally assembled (CKD) unit of the Haval H6 Hybrid (HEV) had rolled off the production line in Melaka. The Malaysian-spec H6 HEV is being assembled at EP Manufacturing Berhad’s (EPMB) new plant in Pegoh. According to GWM Malaysia, the C-segment SUV will undergo a series of rigorous quality checks and on-track safety tests before deliveries begin in October. The Haval H6 HEV is GWM Malaysia’s first CK
Car ownership comes with various costs—downpayments, instalments, maintenance, and running expenses like fuel, tolls, and parking. Among these, monthly instalments usually play the biggest role in determining which vehicle you buy. For most, car loans range from 5 to 9 years, making it one of the largest financial commitments you'll make each month. That’s why it’s essential to budget for your car instalments and ongoing costs before searching for your next ride. But what if you could have your
The China Automobile Dealers Association (CADA) has submitted an emergency report to relevant government authorities, to draw their attention mounting losses of their businesses, which they warn, could trigger a systemic collapse of the automotive retail and distribution business. Between January to August this year, CADA members have lost 138 billion Yuan (~RM 80.5 billion). The losses were due to heavy discounting and frequent price cuts by manufacturers. The report submitted by CADA, titled ‘