Jaecoo Malaysia has delivered its first 500 units of the Jaecoo J7 to dealerships across the country. These initial deliveries consist entirely of the All-Wheel-Drive (AWD) variant, fulfilling the company's promise to have the vehicles available to customers in the third quarter of 2024. “It has been a great year for Jaecoo beginning with an exciting preview period which led to an overwhelmingly positive reception during the official launch of the J7. We are very excited to deliver the first 500

Shaun

Aug 13, 2024

Season 7 of the Toyota Gazoo Racing Vios Challenge kicked off in spectacular fashion at the Petronas Sepang International Circuit featuring the debut of the all-new 2024 Toyota Vios race car. The weekend's races, which mixed it up with varying weather conditions, saw young drivers dominate across all classes, showcasing the potential of the new Vios and underscoring the rising talent within the series. Young drivers shine in the Super Sporting Class In the Super Sporting class, Naquib Azlan of A

Sanjay

Aug 13, 2024

China's hyper-competitive automotive market is on course of claiming another victim in the form of HiPhi, as the luxury battery electric vehicle (BEV) maker's parent company, Human Horizons Group Inc. has filed for bankruptcy, according to a Bloomberg report. Referencing a court document published last week, the manufacturer lodged an application to a People's Court in Yancheng, saying its assets could no longer cover debt as of April 2024 and thus fulfils the conditions for a bankruptcy. HiPhi

Sanjay

Aug 13, 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a strong buzzword with much controversy like crafting a Merdeka Day poster depicting the Petronas Triplet Towers. However, an Indonesian minister claims that AI can help to save the country’s fuel subsidy budget. As reported by Indonesian news agency, Antara, the nation’s Maritime Affairs and Investment Coordinating Minister, Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, said Indonesia can save up to IDR 50 trillion (RM 13.9 billion) annually by employing AI to tighten control

CY Foong

Aug 12, 2024

Korea’s local city government in Seoul is proposing to revise its Guideline for Apartment Management Rules, by the end of September, reports Korea's Yonhap news agency. The revised guidelines will ban battery EVs (BEVs) with more than 90% state of charge (SoC) from entering underground car parks of residential buildings. Specifics of the implementation are still being discussed. This follows a fire from a Mercedes-Benz EQE that has been parked for three days in an apartment complex in Incheon. S

Hans

Aug 12, 2024