Coinciding with the sixth Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Kuala Lumpur is the official launch of the 2024 Mercedes-Benz EQS 450 4Matic SUV. Serving as the base model of the EQS SUV lineup in Malaysia, the fully imported (CBU) all-electric (BEV) SUV is priced from RM 625,888 (on-the-road without insurance). That puts it at RM 74,000 less than the EQS 580 4Matic SUV launched last October (RM 699,888). Performance figures for the dual-motor (AWD) set-up have been reduced from 544 PS/858 Nm to 360 PS/800

CY Foong

Aug 16, 2024

Lotus Cars Malaysia has officially opened its flagship showroom, located at Glenmarie. The new showroom spans over 10,000 square feet, showcasing the brand's current lineup, including the Emira, Eletre, and Emeya. Designed with a modern aesthetic, the facility is said to offer an immersive experience for enthusiasts and potential buyers alike, combining cutting-edge technology with Lotus's iconic design philosophy. Dato' Sri Syed Faisal Albar, Chairman of Lotus Malaysia, expressed his enthusiasm

Shaun

Aug 16, 2024

The Lotus Emeya is officially launched in Malaysia, with prices starting at RM 555,000 for the base variant. Like the Eletre SUV, the Emeya is imported (CBU) from Wuhan, China. The Emeya lineup includes three variants: the base Emeya, the Emeya S, and the high-performance Emeya R. Prices are as follows: Emeya - RM 555,000 Emeya S - RM 643,000 Emeya R - RM 777,000 *Prices are on-the-road excluding road tax and insurance, for Peninsular Malaysia. The base and S variants are powered by dual motors

Shaun

Aug 16, 2024

The new 2025 Proton X70 (MC2) facelift has been launched with a starting price of RM 98,800, unchanged from the pre-facelift model. This is the most comprehensive update the X70 has received since its debut in 2018 – encompassing design, powertrain, safety and infotainment upgrades. In addition to maintaining prices, Proton has also managed to provide up to RM 13,700 in value added features for customers, depending on the variant. Of course, the higher up the variant is, the more value you get.

Arvind

Aug 16, 2024

The French car brand Citroen is set to exit Australian showrooms as its distributor, Inchcape Australia, shifts focus to its more successful counterpart, Peugeot, reports local media. In a recent announcement, Inchcape Australia confirmed that orders for new Citroen models will close by 1-November 2024. After fulfilling all existing orders, the company will transition to a service-only operation, maintaining its commitment across 35 service centers nationwide. Australian customers who place Citr

Sanjay

Aug 16, 2024