UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) has confirmed that it has two more models to launch this year. In a press statement released by its parent company UMW Group regarding its automotive division’s April 2023 sales performance, it was also said that “UMWT expects demand and sales to be sustained throughout the year, supported by the introduction of new and facelift models.” The new model is clearly referring to the 2023 Toyota Innova, which in some markets like Indonesia, is marketed as the Innova Zenix. UMW

Perodua has just launched the all-new D74A 2023 Perodua Axia in Malaysia. Bookings were opened on early-February and the company has since collected over 6,500 bookings for the new A-segment hatchback. At launch, Perodua is offering 4 variants of the D74A Axia: Axia 1.0 G: RM 38,600 Axia 1.0 X: RM 40,000 Axia 1.0 SE: RM 44,000 Axia 1.0 AV: RM 49,500 Perodua plans to sell roughly 5,700 units of the Axia per month, or 68,400 units for the year. The company also plans to deliver roughly 2,900 units

After months of teasing around 16 cities in Indonesia, the all-new second-generation 2023 Honda WR-V finally made its global unwrapping debut in the archipelago. Unlike its jacked-up Jazz predecessor, the all-new WR-V looks like a proper SUV. Billed as Honda’s latest entry in the lucrative compact SUV market, the all-new WR-V is similarly sized as the Perodua Ativa which has been making waves in Indonesia where it is sold as a Toyota Raize/Daihatsu Rocky. There are 3 variants offered for the all

With the waiting period for some new cars is stretching past the 6-month mark, many buyers have become rather impatient, and justifiably so. Take for example the 2022 Perodua Myvi. Book one today and you’ll be waiting up to 9.5 months before you can get the keys to your brand-new hatchback. If you thought that was bad, the waiting period for a Perodua Bezza stretches more than a year (13.5 months)! Also Read: Up to 13.5 months waiting period for a Perodua Bezza, here's the waiting period for oth

Perodua just introduced the new Perodua Axia 2019. It's just a mid-life update, a ‘facelift’ as some say. Mechanically it remains unchanged, although there are some minor nip and tuck throughout to keep the aging newPerodua Axia current. Prices have gone up slightly, but so is the list of safety features. There’s also a new quasi crossover/SUV-looking variant called Perodua Axia Style. It’s a wanabe SUV, an new Axia 2019 with jacked up ride height thick SUV-style claddings. Here's what's new of

In Malaysia, the Nissan Serena is offered exclusively with the 2.0-litre S-Hybrid (Nissan’s term for mild hybrids) engine. In Japan, Nissan also offers another hybrid option for the Serena, the e-Power variant. The e-Power unit uses a 1.2-litre three cylinder engine, sounds tiny for a such a large car but that’s the whole point. While the Serena S-Hybrid relies mostly on the 2.0-litre petrol engine, aided by 2.6 PS electric motor, the Serena e-Power’s priority is the opposite. It uses a much mor