Neta Facing Financial Instability
Neta, an electric vehicle (EV) brand under Hozon Auto, appears to be facing mounting challenges, as reported by Chinese media and Electrive. These difficulties span from declining sales to halted production, financial instability, and reduced social media activity by the company’s leadership. Key Issues Highlighted: Declining Sales Figures: October deliveries are estimated at only 4,500 […]
Sinkhole Developed On NKVE Following Heavy Rainfall
A sinkhole has developed on the New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE) following heavy rainfall this morning, causing significant disruption. Plus Malaysia Bhd reported on its official Facebook page that the sinkhole appeared at KM18.6 southbound, between the Kota Damansara and Damansara exits. To ensure the safety of road users, the left lane and emergency lane […]
Tesla’s Safety Design Questioned Following Toronto Crash That Killed Four
The tragic crash of a Tesla Model Y in Toronto in October has raised serious concerns about the accessibility and usability of the car’s electronic door handles during emergencies. The fiery accident claimed the lives of four individuals: Neelraj Gohil (25), his sister Ketaba Gohil (29), Jay Sisodiya, and Digvijay Patel, leaving a sole survivor, […]
Bentley Crossover SUV EV to Debut in 2026
Bentley is accelerating toward its electric future, building on a path that began with the introduction of the Bentayga Hybrid in 2018. With plug-in hybrid versions of the Continental GT and Flying Spur now available, the luxury automaker has officially announced plans for its first fully electric vehicle (EV), set to debut in 2026. This […]
Penang to Launch Six-Month Trial of Dedicated Bus Lanes
The city of Penang is set to launch a six-month trial of dedicated bus lanes on November 19, targeting rush-hour traffic in the city centre. These lanes, located along Komtar, Chowrasta stretches of Penang Road, and Jalan Ria, will operate from 6:30 am to 9:00 am and from 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm daily. During […]
Chery Malaysia Celebrates First Locally Assembled Electric Vehicle, the Omoda E5
Chery Auto Malaysia has marked a milestone with the successful roll-off of its first Completely Knocked Down (CKD) unit of the Omoda E5 at the Inokom Plant. This achievement underscores Chery’s dedication to supporting local manufacturing, advancing Malaysia’s industrial growth, and contributing to a sustainable automotive future. The Omoda E5, celebrated for its cutting-edge design […]
SAIC Motor Malaysia Celebrates First Wave of MG5 Sedan Deliveries
SAIC Motor Malaysia recently celebrated a major milestone for the MG5 sedan at the MG5 Car Delivery Event at MG Motor Glenmarie (Mega Galeri Sdn Bhd), where over 20 new owners gathered to receive their cars. The event, attended by SAIC Motor Malaysia’s management, fostered a strong community atmosphere, uniting MG fans and showcasing the […]
Hyundai Acknowledges Touchscreen Woes, Brings Back Physical Controls
Hyundai’s recent acknowledgement of the challenges with touchscreens in vehicles highlights a growing trend that some are calling the “Tesla Effect.” Following in Tesla’s footsteps, many automakers have phased out traditional physical controls for digital interfaces on touchscreens, aiming to create sleek, tech-centric cabins. However, Hyundai has found that American buyers aren’t entirely on board […]
Nissan Sells A Significant Portion Of Its Shares To Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi announced plans to repurchase a substantial portion of its shares from Nissan, with an order placed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange to buy up to 149,028,300 shares at approximately $3.01 per share. This buyback will reduce Nissan’s current stake in Mitsubishi from 34.07% to 24.05%, effectively altering Nissan’s influence in the company. Despite the […]
RON95 Fuel Subsidy Targeting: Economists Favor MyKad Quota Over Cash Assistance
Economists are backing a proposal for Malaysia’s RON95 petrol subsidy targeting system, suggesting it could be implemented effectively through a MyKad-based monthly quota system. According to FMT, economist Ahmed Razman Abdul Latiff from Putra Business School noted that this approach, compared to direct cash subsidies, would limit abuse and prevent inflated prices for other goods. […]