One word to describe adulting is sensibility. The moment you leave an education, you enter a life filled with responsibilities like commuting to work, paying the bills, supporting a family, or building a career. Yet you can still choose how to present yourself rather than just conforming to the straight and narrow. It can be obvious by the way one dresses, or it can be subtle like the keychains on a bag or a phone’s wallpaper. The same applies to cars as well with some visual upgrades being adde

CY Foong

Aug 29, 2024

BYD is forecasted to sell around 3.6 million battery EV (BEV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) cars in 2024. Out of this, only 500,000 units (or 14%) will be sold outside of China. BYD is still heavily dependent on the Chinese domestic market, which is becoming increasingly difficult as consumers cut back on spending. BYD’s long-term goal is for exports (including the production of knocked down – KD – units in overseas plants) to contribute nearly 50% of BYD’s total sales. “Our overseas market will acc

Hans

Aug 29, 2024

The 2024 Suzuki Swift Sport is now considerably cheaper than when it was first launched in Malaysia – prices for the sporty hatchback presently begins at RM 130,900, according to the official pricelist on Suzuki Cars' Malaysia's website. This downtrend is also reflected with the Silver Edition, which currently starts from RM 141,900. The Swift Sport has seen its sticker price fluctuate since it was first introduced here. Upon launch in 2021, it cost RM 139,900, but this then shot up to RM 145,90

Sanjay

Aug 29, 2024

This week, diesel is cheaper by another 2 sen, following last week's reduction. Therefore, fuel price movements in Malaysia from 29-Aug to 4-Sept 2024 are as follows: Fuel Price Update 29-Aug to 4-Sept 2024 RON 95 RM 2.05 RON 97 RM 3.42 (-5 sen) RON 100 RM 5.00 Shell V-Power RM 6.30 Diesel EURO 5 B10 RM 3.42 (-5 sen) Diesel EURO 5 B7 RM 3.50 Follow fuel price live updates: Petrol Price Malaysia

Sanjay

Aug 28, 2024

Once a darling of Southeast Asia’s automotive industry, Thailand’s economy is currently in a bad position. From January to July, Thailand’s new car sales added up to just 354,421 units. In comparison, Malaysia, which has only half the population of Thailand, sold 462,088 units. Year-to-date, Thailand’s new car sales are down by 24% year-on-year, according to figures compiled by the Federation of Thai Industries. The car segments that saw the biggest drop are pick-up trucks and pick-up-derived SU

Hans

Aug 28, 2024