The Dongfeng Box has officially launched. Brought in by Central Auto Distributors (CADB), a subsidiary of PEKEMA, the compact battery-electric vehicle (BEV) is priced from RM 100,700. The Dongfeng Box is available in two variants: E2: Priced at RM 100,700 on-the-road without insurance E3: Priced at RM 113,700, or RM 115,700 with an optional two-tone paint scheme Design wise, the Dongfeng Box features rounded design elements, a wraparound windscreen, a “floating roof” design, and frameless window

Shaun

Nov 22, 2024

Part of why the Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show (KLIMS) is much awaited is usually the concept cars, and Honda Malaysia will not disappoint fans this year as they'll be displaying the Honda Prelude Concept throughout the week! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Honda Malaysia (@hondamalaysia) Having debuted (and somewhat breaking the Internet) at last year's Japan Mobility Show, this will be the Prelude's first showing anywhere in Asia outside of Japan, so don't miss your chance

Sanjay

Nov 22, 2024

Honda Motor Co., Ltd. has launched a demonstration production line for all-solid-state batteries, marking a pivotal step toward mass production. Built at Honda R&D Co., Ltd. (Sakura) in Sakura City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, the facility will refine manufacturing processes and finalize battery cell specifications ahead of introducing the technology in electrified models in the latter half of the 2020s. The facility spans 27,400 m² (295,000 ft²) and replicates key production steps, including ele

Sanjay

Nov 22, 2024

The Chery Omoda E5 battery electric vehicle (BEV) has earned the prestigious 5-star safety ratings from both the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) and the Australasian New Car Assessment Programme (ANCAP). Highlighting Chery’s commitment to safety and innovation, the results built on the success of the petrol-powered Omoda 5 which secured top safety ratings in 2022. The Omoda 5 has also earned a 5-star certification rating from ASEAN NCAP. Results from both the independent assess

CY Foong

Nov 22, 2024

Nissan Motor Thailand will cut about 1,000 jobs as it scales back its operations there, according to a report by Reuters, citing anonymous sources. The report says Nissan will partially stop production at one of its three plants at Thailand’s Samut Prakan province and will consolidate operations at Plant No.2 by September 2025. A Nissan spokesperson declined to comment on the matter but said “…partial consolidation of the plants was underway to upgrade equipment, and no plant will be closed ther

Hans

Nov 22, 2024