2022 Mercedes Benz EQA : C Class Pricing for an EV crossover, worth it?
The crossover from Mercedes Benz, the EQA seems like good value, but are you getting the best out of the almost RM280k you’re spending for it? Find out here!
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Why pay toll during flood / landslide / accident? : What goes on with the RM2.25 billion compensation given to highway concessionaries?
Rising toll rates, extended toll tenure, and billions of Ringgit in compensation in the name of maintaining the highways. But are they being maintained as expected?
Toll Payment : Should you pay when you get stuck in floods / landslides / major accidents on highways?
Should you pay toll if the highway you are using is flooded, or if there’s a landslide or a major accident which causes you to be stranded for a long period of time?
Top 8 things to know about the Hyundai IONIQ 5
Its going to be one of the most advanced EV’s on sale in Malaysia, and its from Hyundai. Here’s 8 things you need to know about it!
2022 Peugeot 2008: Top 10 things about the latest HRV / X50 rival from Europe
It’s a European crossover cheaper than Japanese and Korean rivals. Here’s the top 10 things you need to know about it!
2022 Honda Civic: 10 things you need to know about the 11th gen ‘H brand God Car’
If all the 2022 Civic related news has been overwhelming, here’s a compressed guide to what you need to know about it.
Shells DC Charging Stations: All the way to Thailand
Can you drive from Singapore to Bangkok in an EV? It will be possible thanks to Shell and Porsche
Ducati posts its best numbers yet: How did they do it?
Ducati posts its strongest sales numbers yet, in the wake of the Pandemic. How did they do it?
2021 Hyundai Kona EV eMax: KL to Penang in just one charge?
Hyundai Butterworth managed to drive their Kona EV from KL to Penang in just one charge, apparently. How was it possible in one of the cheapest EV’s on sale in Malaysia?
Honda Malaysia’s New Engine Oils: What does the new certification do to your Honda?
Honda replaces its existing engine oil range with SN certification to SP certified oils. Why have they done that? What’s the benefit of these changes?