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The new 2024 Toyota Camry (XV80) was recently launched in Singapore, making it the first market in the ASEAN region to receive the snazzy D-Segment sedan. If you thought cars were expensive in Malaysia, note the sole Elegance Hybrid (HEV) variant priced at SGD 246,888 (~RM 821k) inclusive of COE, which is roughly what you would pay for a BMW M4 in Malaysia. Also read: New 2024 Toyota Camry (XV80) makes ASEAN debut in Singapore - From equivalent of RM 821k, hybrid-only Despite carrying a new mode

The B-segment hatchback category in Thailand has historically been a Honda versus Toyota game, but figures for H1 2024 is looking a little lopsided as the Honda City Hatchback has built a twofold advantage over the Yaris thus far, according to data gathered by Headlight Magazine. In fact, the City Hatchback hasn't moved off the pole position ever since January 2024; in fact, it consistently sells over 1,000 units monthly, at least for the past 5 months. No other model has hit above 800 units in

After several showings, at long last the 2024 Haval H6 is finally open for booking in Malaysia, with estimated prices for the Proton X70-class SUV to begin at under RM 145,000. It will also be locally assembled (CKD), a first for a GWM product in Malaysia. Preliminary specs have not been shared just yet, by brand custodians Great Wall Motor (GWM) Malaysia have shown what will early pre-launch booking customers get: RM 3,000 deal with RM 1,000 booking fee 10 years or 1,000,000 km engine warranty

Toyota Motor and BMW are expanding their partnership to advance fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs), according to a report by Nikkei Asia. The two automotive powerhouses see FCEVs as a promising alternative amid the growing scepticism around the sustainability of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs). BMW is aiming to begin mass production of a fuel cell vehicle within a few years. The Japanese and German automakers are expected to ink a memorandum of understanding next week, officially announcing their renew

Despite being given a new model code, the new 2024 Toyota Camry (XV80) feels more like a deep facelift of the outgoing XV70 generation. Currently, it is only available in left-hand drive (LHD) like the Middle East, North America, and China but despite being discontinued in Japan, right-hand drive markets (RHD) are not left out. While camouflaged units were spotted in Thailand which also produces the XV70 Camry for the Malaysian market, Singapore beat it to the punch with the sole Elegance Hybrid