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Motor Insurance in Malaysia is Losing Money and Your Next Premium Could Be Affected

Malaysia’s general insurance industry may have posted a healthy RM1.2 billion underwriting profit in 2025, but there is one major problem hiding beneath the surface — motor insurance is still bleeding money, and that matters to almost every Malaysian driver. According to the latest figures released by the General Insurance Association of Malaysia (PIAM), motor […]

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MITI’s New EV Bombshell: Why Many Imported EVs Could Disappear From Malaysia

Malaysia’s EV market is about to undergo one of its biggest shake-ups yet. In a move that caught both the automotive industry and consumers by surprise, the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) has confirmed new requirements for completely built-up (CBU) electric vehicles entering Malaysia beginning 1 July 2026. Under the new policy, imported […]

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Aeson Power Sodium Ion Battery Review: Small Upgrade, Noticeable Gains

Following our earlier feature on Aeson Power sodium-ion battery technology, we’ve now had the chance to try one in a real-world scenario. The unit in question is the NaPulse Black NS40L, fitted to a 2012 Perodua Myvi 1.5SE—arguably one of the most relatable test beds for any new automotive tech in Malaysia. Priced between RM369 […]

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GWM HAVAL H6 HEV: The Hybrid That Just Makes Sense for Malaysians

Let’s be honest, buying a car today isn’t as straightforward as it used to be. You’ve got petrol cars, EVs, plug-in hybrids, mild hybrids… and somewhere in between all that noise, you’re just trying to find something that works.  Something that won’t disrupt your lifestyle, won’t stress you out, and most importantly, won’t make you […]

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BUDI95 Cut To 200 Litres: Why Malaysia Had To Tighten The Tap Now

Malaysia’s BUDI95 fuel subsidy programme is entering a tougher phase, with the subsidised RON95 quota now reduced from 300 litres to 200 litres per person per month — and while that may sound like bad news for drivers, the bigger story is really about timing, global pressure, and how long Malaysia can realistically keep petrol […]

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Hyundai to Strengthen Ownership Experience in Malaysia with myHyundaiCare

Hyundai Motor Malaysia has laid out an ambitious aftersales and network expansion strategy for 2026, signalling a decisive shift towards a more comprehensive end-to-end ownership ecosystem as the brand positions itself as a “Smart Premium” contender in the local market. The plan goes beyond simply selling cars. Instead, the company is focusing on lowering ownership […]

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SPPF Malaysia Unveils Next-Generation Spray-On Paint Protection

SPPF Malaysia recently hosted media, partners and industry stakeholders at an exclusive showcase held at AutoDetailer Studio, marking the brand’s formal introduction of a new chapter in automotive surface protection. Developed in Japan, SPPF presented its next-generation spray-on paint protection system — a breakthrough that establishes an entirely new category defined by exceptional durability, optical […]

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Malaysia’s Top 10 Best-Selling Cars in 2025: Affordable Cars and Local Brands Continue to Win

The Malaysian automotive market in 2025 once again demonstrated a clear and consistent buying pattern: consumers prioritised affordability, low ownership costs, and proven reliability. This trend was most evident in the year’s top 10 best-selling models, where national brands Perodua and Proton dominated the rankings, while Japanese manufacturers Toyota and Honda maintained a strong foothold […]

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Video: Toyota Hybrid Leadership – Two Decades of Proven Innovation

For more than 20 years, Toyota has been at the forefront of hybrid technology, long before electrification became an industry buzzword. While many brands are still finding their footing in the hybrid space, Toyota has already perfected it through real-world usage, continuous refinement, and millions of vehicles sold globally. This video takes a closer look […]

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Why is everyone bashing the Perodua QV-E? Here’s the full story

Perodua’s first-ever fully homegrown electric vehicle, the QV-E, was supposed to mark a breakthrough moment for Malaysia. For years, both the government and Perodua hinted at an “affordable EV” that could help democratise electric mobility, moving it beyond the premium segment dominated by imported models. When Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) named Perodua […]

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