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Stellantis Malaysia has announced the establishment of a new Regional Parts Hub in Malaysia, marking a significant step in its localisation and growth strategy within the Asia Pacific region, which includes the ASEAN region, as well as India. Daniel Gonzalez, Chief Operating Officer, Stellantis ASEAN, said, “India and Asia Pacific region is the third growth engine for Stellantis, and the Regional Parts Hub is anticipated to become a key asset in our regional supply chain strategy. This investmen
Toyota and Hyundai are the biggest carmakers in their respective home markets but due to historical reasons, Japanese brands aren’t highly favourable in Korea and vice versa. However, for one weekend, Hyundai and Toyota united together to form a motorsports festival unlike any other in South Korea. The first-ever Hyundai N x Toyota Gazoo Racing (GR) Festival at Yongin Speedway in Korea was a sold-out event that highlighted both brands’ shared commitment to boosting the country’s motorsport cultu
Neta Auto, in collaboration with KCM Group, has launched its first flagship showroom in Malaysia, located in the Ampang district. Aimed at improving accessability for its customers, the Ampang facility offers a comprehensive EV experience, showcasing Neta's latest models and technology. The showroom spans 2,322 square meters in Kuala Lumpur’s embassy district, near landmarks like the Petronas Twin Towers and Suria KLCC. Its design features open vehicle display areas, a merchandise section, a cof
The SUV market in Malaysia is fiercely competitive, with nearly every brand offering multiple models to suit a variety of preferences. Buyers today are not just looking for a dependable ride; they want features that enhance safety, convenience, and connectivity. One in-demand feature is smartphone integration through Android Auto (AA) and Apple CarPlay (AC). These platforms make it easy to connect your phone to the car’s infotainment system, giving you access to navigation, calls, music, and mes
Malaysia’s first battery electric vehicle (BEV), the Proton e.Mas 7 is easily one of the most anticipated cars of the year thanks to a combination of the local tiger badge and the propulsion powering it. That wait is close to over as bookings for the electric SUV are announced with two variants - Prime and Premium and an estimated price of RM 120,000. That is less than the X70 Premium and Premium X variants which are priced from RM 123,800 and RM 126,800 respectively. Those who are interested ca