The MG Cyberster has been previewed in Malaysia for the first time, a surprise addition between the MG 5 and MG HS that are also making their local debut today. It is also slated to be launched here in by the "end of this year". Previously, MG Motors' management announced that production of right-hand drive (RHD) models will commence in Q3 2024. Specs and prices for Malaysia? A little bit too early to tell right now, though for Thailand, the model is powered by a 77 kWh ‘Rubik Cube’ high voltage

Sanjay

Aug 22, 2024

SAIC Motor Malaysia, the sole distributor of MG vehicles in the country has unveiled the 2024 MG 5 at JioSpace, Petaling Jaya alongside the MG HS. The MG 5 has been on sale in our ASEAN neighbours since 2021 but the most interesting proposition would be the price. MG Malaysia announced that bookings for the MG 5 are now open with one variant (CBU Thailand) offered and an estimated price of below RM 100,000. In most of our neighbours, the C-segment sedan is priced closer to a B-segment car which

CY Foong

Aug 22, 2024

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) grew its July 2024 sales by 30%, from 1,191 units to 1,543 units, despite having just two models in its line-up, neither is a fresh face. The ageing Mitsubishi Triton, the company’s best seller, is overdue for a replacement. A new sixth generation model is expected to be launched in Malaysia before the year ends. As before, the model will be imported from Thailand. The Xpander is also due for a mid-lifecycle update. A new facelifted model with mildly tweaked styl

Hans

Aug 22, 2024

Chery Malaysia today honoured Malaysia’s Olympic bronze medallists at a celebratory event. Badminton stars Aaron Chia, Soh Wooi Yik, and Lee Zii Jia, who secured bronze medals in their respective events, were each presented with a Chery Tiggo 7 Pro, a gesture aimed at acknowledging their achievements and contribution to national pride. Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik, who competed in the Men's Doubles event, were present to receive their awards. Unfortunately, Lee Zii Jia, who competed in the Men's

Shaun

Aug 22, 2024

The 2024 Asian Cross Country (AXCR) ended last week, with defending champion Team Toyota Gazoo Racing Thailand taking first place in their Toyota Hilux, with Team Isuzu Suphan’s pair of Isuzu D-Maxes taking the remaining podium positions. The 2,100 km rally is one of a kind as it is one of the world’s toughest, but unlike the Dakar Rally’s purpose-built monster machines, AXCR is raced by mildly modified production pick-up trucks that are not dissimilar to the ones on sale at local showrooms. Thi

Hans

Aug 22, 2024