Kia Stinger price updated – now RM265k to RM384k
The Kia Stinger was launched in Malaysia last July and made its debut here in two turbocharged forms – the 2.0 T-GDI GT-Line and the 3.3 V6 GT, priced at RM239,888 and RM309,888 respectively. As […]
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Ministry approves RM20 million in funding for new national car project to attract the private sector
The Ministry of Entrepreneur Development has approved approximately RM20 million in funding for the new national car project (NNCP), which will help to attract the private sector to develop a prototype. In a report by […]
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GoKL free bus for Lembah Pantai, Setiawangsa areas
The Go KL free bus service will be expanded to include two new routes in the Lembah Pantai and Setiawangsa constituencies in conjunction with Federal Territories Day, the Kuala Lumpur mayor has announced, reported by […]
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Gov’t approves commission increase for petrol dealers
The government says that the new weekly retail price mechanism for petroleum products will not only benefit the consumer but also petrol station operators. In a statement announcing the retail prices of fuel for the […]
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Jan 2019 week one fuel prices – petrol, diesel down
The government has announced the planned fuel price revision for the first week of January 2019, in line with the planned move back to a weekly float system. Originally slated to begin from January 1, […]
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Works Minister: 10,000 accidents in Malaysia caused by retreaded tyres on heavy vehicles every year
Up to 10,000 road accidents are caused by retreaded tyres used on heavy vehicles and lorries every year, said Minister of Works Baru Bian. “I am shocked that the use of retreaded tyres was the […]
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E-hailing drivers are not allowed to solicit for rides or wait around for passengers at airports, says JPJ
The road transport department (JPJ) says that all e-hailing drivers are prohibited from waiting or scouting around for passengers at all places, and this includes airports. It said via a statement that the prohibition is […]
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New fuel price mechanism to be revealed tomorrow
The government has apparently decided on the mechanism for fuel prices and this will be announced tomorrow, January 4, The Star reports. According to domestic trade and consumer affairs minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, […]
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Perodua Aruz vs Toyota Rush – differences detailed
Is the Perodua Aruz a rebadged Toyota Rush? That’s the common perception – perhaps because the Rush surfaced earlier here and Toyota is the senior brand – but not the most accurate description of the […]
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Perodua Aruz SUV – full spec-by-spec comparison
The upcoming Perodua Aruz has pretty much been the talk of the town ever since the order books were opened this morning. Now that the cat’s out of the bag, we can share with you […]
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Perodua Aruz SUV specifications compared to the Honda BR-V, Toyota Rush and Proton X70 in Malaysia
Perodua recently announced the start of order taking for its new SUV, the Aruz, which is available in two variants – X and AV. With prices starting from a tentative RM72,200 on-the-road without insurance, the […]
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Perodua Aruz SUV – explanation behind the new name
There’s been a flurry of activity surrounding the upcoming Perodua Aruz ever since the national carmaker’s new SUV was opened for booking in the morning. A fair few of you have made some interesting comments […]
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RapidKL receives over 20,000 registrations for My50 and My100 unlimited passes, more expected to follow
More than 20,000 people have registered for the RapidKL unlimited travel passes, according to The Star. “We are expecting more people to sign up for either one of these packages. This would enable commuters to […]
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Perodua Aruz SUV price announced – RM72k to RM77k
The Perodua Aruz SUV is open for booking nationwide, and the company has now officially announced the prices. Two variants of the seven-seater are available, and they are priced at RM72,200 for the 1.5 X […]
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Government has yet to decide on new fuel prices
The government has yet to announce new fuel prices following the Cabinet’s first meeting of the year, according to The Star. As previously stated by finance minister Lim Guan Eng, fuel prices, including for RON […]
