The Kia K4 has made its global debut at the 2024 New York International Auto Show. With the Civic-rivalling K4, the Cerato and Forte moniker will no longer be used. In line with Kia's "Opposites United" design principle, the K4 features a sleek profile with angular elements. Employing "Twist Logic," the design incorporates vertical D-pillars and prominent wheel haunches. L-shaped head- and taillights intersect with the front and rear bumpers, while LED daytime running lights form Kia's signature

The Mitsubishi XFC Concept which debuted at the 2022 Vietnam Motor Show previews the Three Diamonds’ upcoming entry in the hotly contested B-segment SUV market but there is a possibility that the XFC name would remain on the concept. The production version could have an entirely different name and it might not be the revival of the ASX on this side of the world. Instead, there are speculations from Indonesian media that the upcoming Honda HR-V and Proton X50 rival could be called the Mitsubishi

Whether it could be called the ASX or be given an entirely new name, Mitsubishi Motors will be debuting its upcoming B-segment SUV at the GAIKINDO Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) in August 2023. The Three Diamonds’ answer to the likes of the Honda HR-V, Proton X50, and Toyota Yaris Cross has been previewed in the form of the Mitsubishi XFC Concept which made its unveiling at the 2022 Vietnam Motor Show. However, it seems likely that the production version of the upcoming SUV will bear

Moving on from its blocky past, the all-new 2023 Mitsubishi ASX will make its debut sometime in September this year. Benefitting from the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance's CMF-B platform, it will be manufactured at Renault's Valladollid plant in Spain. All signs point to it being what is essentially a reskinned Renault Captur. Details are naturally still in the shadows, but we know the next-gen ASX will have hybrid (HEV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) powertrains. Also read: Renault, Nissan & Mits

2022 is here and it will be an interesting year, as multiple car companies have lined out their plans for a host of electric vehicle (EV) launches in Malaysia. As announced during the 2022 Budget, sales of electric vehicles will be exempted from both import and excise tax. The tax-free period is only for a very short time, specifically 2 years, between 1-January 2022 and 31-December 2023 for fully imported (CBU) models. Charge up and strap in. Chery eQ1 –Soon-to-be Malaysia’s cheapest EV? Kickin

TC Euro Cars (TCEC) has launched the new 2021 Renault Koleos facelift without much fanfare. Three variants are available with prices starting from RM 181,886. New on the facelifted Koleos is the redesigned PureVision full LED headlamps and tail lamps for a sleeker modern look. There are also new dynamic turn signals to pair with the new headlamps. Renault has also updated the PureVision LED technology to not only deliver better lighting performance than its predecessor, but it is also 10 percent