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The traffic enforcement and investigation department (JSPT) of the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) has issued a reminder that it is always monitoring the unauthorised use of strobe lights on private vehicles. The unauthorised use of […]
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High-performance kapchais should be banned – PDRM
A recent video which showed a kapchai topping out at 177 km/h on a dyno has gone viral on social media, and this has caught the attention of the inspector-general of police, Tan Sri Acryl […]
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2022 Mazda CX-60 for Japan – 3.3L straight-six diesels, including mild hybrid; 2.5L NA and 323 PS 2.5L PHEV
Following its global debut last month, Mazda has release preliminary specifications of the CX-60 for the Japanese market. The CX-60 is one of four products that are part of the carmaker’s Large Product group, with […]
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Can a Tesla Model 3 recharge itself by being towed?
Electrified vehicles, including fully electric vehicles have the ability to harvest electricity from their energy recuperation systems to recharge their drive batteries while on the move. How much charge can be gained by doing so, […]
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Press the fuel pump’s E-Stop button to prevent SG cars from using RON 95 petrol? Please don’t do that
The world’s busiest land border has finally reopened after over two years, and Singapore and Johor are now connected again – so near yet so far no more. It’s a good thing that our Singaporean […]
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2022 BMW i4 EV priced at RM390k in Malaysia – eDrive40 M Sport, 590 km range, open for booking now
Three months after its first appearance in Malaysia, the BMW i4 is now open for booking in the country, completing the initial local electric vehicle lineup. The zero-emissions five-door Gran Coupé joins the iX and […]
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Tata Curvv concept debuts in India – previews new EV crossover due to launch by 2024; ICE versions later
Tata Motors previously announced that it would invest a substantial amount of money in electric vehicles over the next five years, which will see the creation of a portfolio consisting of 10 EVs. Well, what […]
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Michelin Pilot Sport 5 review – how the PS5 compares against Goodyear, Bridgestone, Continental, Hankook
Are you a big fan of the Michelin Pilot Sport series of Ultra-High Performance (UHP) tyres? If so, you must have caught wind of the new Pilot Sport 5 that was announced earlier in January. […]
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All new Volvo cars to have over-the-air (OTA) software update capability – latest round will reach 190k cars
Volvo has announced that all its new car models from model year 2023 will be available with over-the-air (OTA) software update capability. With this, OTA will be available on the latest XC90 SUV, S60 sedan […]
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BMW EV sales jumped 149% in Q1 2022, 35,289 units sold worldwide – i3, i5, i7, iX1 to be produced this year
Demand for electric vehicles has skyrocketed in recent years, and BMW has been a big beneficiary of this. The premium German carmaker announced that worldwide sales of battery EVs (BEVs) have jumped an impressive 149.2% […]
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Driving schools in Malaysia faced with large backlog of students due to previous MCOs, current Covid SOPs
Those looking to obtain their first driving licence may have to wait for a while as driving schools attempt to resolve the backlog caused by the first movement control orders implemented to cope with the […]
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Porsche invests RM316.1 million for production of synthetic eFuel – to run nearly CO2-neutral ICE cars
Porsche is investing US$75 million (RM316.1 million) in carbon-neutral fuels producer HIF Global for a long-term stake in the holding company, which is internationally active in the development projects of eFuel production facilities. Porsche has […]
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AD: Joy lights up at Auto Bavaria – get pre-Raya special deals on BMW models this weekend, April 8-10
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Salam Ramadan. The fasting month has started and Hari Raya Aidilfitri is just around the corner now. If you’ve been toying with the idea of a new BMW to drive home for the celebration, why […]
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Singapore traffic offenders barred from exiting Malaysia, over 100,000 police summons unpaid
Singaporean motorists traveling in Malaysia are reminded they can be stopped from exiting Malaysia should they have unpaid police summons. This includes those who have warrants of arrest issued by the court, says Malaysian police […]
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Singapore VEP approvals for Malaysians slow due to increased uptake – wait times now more than 35 days
The rush of Malaysians looking to cross the Singapore border – which reopened on April 1 – is causing considerable delays in the approval of their Vehicle Entry Permits (VEP), which are required to enter […]