Grab, the Singapore-based e-hailing giant, is set to add over 1,000 battery electric vehicles (BEVs) to its Indonesia fleet by year's end, with a significant portion of it being the BYD M6, reports Nikkei Asia. Grab’s Indonesia Managing Director, Neneng Goenadi, emphasised the company's commitment to eco-friendly transportation, noting that the new EVs will join an existing fleet of more than 10,000 electric two- and four-wheelers. The company targets carbon neutrality by 2040. Anyway, the BYD M

Sanjay

Sep 2, 2024

Going along with the recent commencement of deliveries of the Jaecoo J7 SUV – of which over 500 units of the all-wheel drive variant have been handed over, front-wheel drive following soon – the carmaker announces the introduction of the J-Club, a membership exclusive to owners. "Owning a Jaecoo vehicle is more than just a purchase; it's a journey. Through our elite J-Club, all Jaecoo owners will automatically become members, gaining access to dedicated service personnel and a range of exclusive

Sanjay

Aug 30, 2024

Chery Malaysia has officially opened a new showroom and service centre in Negeri Sembilan, operated by dealer-partner Taycn Kredit Sdn Bhd. Located at Lot 2413, Pekan Rahang Baru, Jalan Tampin, Seremban, the new 4S centre spans 1,317 square meters, offering a range of services including a showroom, customer support, and a fully-equipped service centre with four bays for maintenance and repair work. Since its soft opening in 2023, Chery's dealership in Seremban has been catering to the automotive

Sanjay

Aug 30, 2024

In Malaysia's B-segment, the Honda City/Jazz and Toyota Vios/Yaris dominate. Few argue against these reliable Japanese models, except those who still favour “continental” cars, like the Ford Fiesta. The Fiesta offers a unique appeal as a fun, affordable runabout. Facelifted models can be found for as low as RM 21k on our Cars for Sale site, some even eligible for hire purchase loans. Overview At its time, the Fiesta was considered stylish compared to the more conservative Honda Jazz, City, or Vi

Shaun

Aug 30, 2024

Toyota Motor and BMW are expanding their partnership to advance fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs), according to a report by Nikkei Asia. The two automotive powerhouses see FCEVs as a promising alternative amid the growing scepticism around the sustainability of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs). BMW is aiming to begin mass production of a fuel cell vehicle within a few years. The Japanese and German automakers are expected to ink a memorandum of understanding next week, officially announcing their renew

Shaun

Aug 30, 2024