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It's confirmed: the current Proton Saga platform will be reworked and upgraded for the next-generation model, instead of switching to an entirely new platform or using the Proton X50’s BMA platform, which had long been considered the plan. In a recent news release, Proton stated: "Proton is working closely with its partner Zhejiang Geely Holding Ltd (Geely) to explore model enhancement activities from the existing platform. Already, collaborative efforts between the duo have been conducted over
When it comes to owning a car, a robust warranty is more than just a safety net—it's your assurance against unexpected breakdowns and component failures. This is especially true when purchasing a used car, where a comprehensive warranty becomes even more critical. A good aftersales warranty protects you from unforeseen expenses, keeps you on the road, and ensures that your vehicle remains a reliable companion for years to come. Win a 5-Year Warranty with CARSOME This National Day In celebration
Part of the perks of owning a supercar is having people look at you, and if that's what you crave, then this is the best way to get it. Say hello to the McLaren Artura Spider, now in Malaysia and yours to order from RM 3,400,000 with duties but sans options. Powertrain and performance Woking terms it as a High-Performance Hybrid (HPH), so fittingly it's got an upgraded plug-in hybrid system under the rear cowl. At the core of things is a 3.0-litre twin-turbo V6 engine, paired with an advanced E-
The Toyota Vellfire and Toyota Alphard are familiar sights around Hong Kong but the Chinese brands are slowly making their way to offer alternative solutions to the mobile breadbox duo. Besides the Zeekr 009, the Denza D9 is also available in the financial city as Hong Kong is the first right-hand drive (RHD) market to offer BYD’s rival against the Toyota twins. Denza is BYD’s high-end luxury sub-brand and if you think the name sounds similar to a certain German luxury marque, you’re not wrong.
In July, the share of electrified vehicles in China topped 50% for the first time, marking a 15 percentage point increase from the previous year. This suggests that gasoline engines might soon be less common in cars made in China. However, a closer look at the sales data from the China Passenger Car Association shows that gasoline engines are not disappearing just yet, according to an analysis by Automotive News China. This is because there is growing interest in plug-in hybrids and range-extend