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  • JPJ lifts its suspension on the vehicle ownership transfer

    JPJ lifts its suspension on the vehicle ownership transfer

    Previously, we mentioned that JPJ has temporarily suspended vehicle ownership transfers. A few hours after that, JPJ have lifted the suspension. So, what should you know about it?

  • MYTV terminates its paid subscription plans on the mobile app

    MYTV terminates its paid subscription plans on the mobile app

    MYTV Mana-Mana, a freemium streaming platform that allows viewers to watch live TV shows, movies or drama series and live radio for free, has announced that for existing MYTV Mana-Mana paid subscription plans, they will no longer be offered starting June 1, 2026. That said, what should you know about it?

  • JPJ suspends online vehicle ownership transfer transactions

    JPJ suspends online vehicle ownership transfer transactions

    The Road Transport Department (JPJ) announced the temporary suspension of transfer of title (THM) transactions via online transaction channels effective May 25, 2026. That said, what should you know about it?

  • Malaysia to enforce social media age verification starting 1 June 2026

    Malaysia to enforce social media age verification starting 1 June 2026

    In case you missed the news over the weekend, Malaysia is set to introduce stricter online safety measures beginning 1 June, requiring social media users to verify their age using official government-issued documents. The move comes under new regulations introduced through the Online Safety Act 2025 by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC).

  • No more Touch ‘n Go only? Rapid KL may feature credit card payments soon

    No more Touch ‘n Go only? Rapid KL may feature credit card payments soon

    Commuters in Malaysia may soon be able to use credit cards, debit cards, QR codes, and mobile wallets to tap in and out of Rapid KL trains and buses. According to Prasarana Malaysia Berhad, the project is currently in the award stage, with implementation expected to roll out in phases after the contract is finalised.

  • iCaur 03 CKD Malaysia release - 279 PS, 385 Nm of torque and more from RM129,880

    iCaur 03 CKD Malaysia release -  279 PS, 385 Nm of torque and more from RM129,880

    According to Paul Tan, the 2026 iCAUR 03 CKD has officially launched in Malaysia with a starting price of RM129800. The electric SUV is now being locally assembled at Chery Corporate Malaysia’s facility in Shah Alam, marking a new phase for the brand’s expansion in the local EV market.

  • Kelana Jaya Line to receive 26 new train sets by 2031

    Kelana Jaya Line to receive 26 new train sets by 2031

    Recently, Rapid Rail announced that it will add 26 new train sets to replace ageing trains that are causing frequent disruptions. In addition, the new trains will increase capacity, increasing operational efficiency. So, what should you know about it?

  • The Apple Sports app is now available in Malaysia

    The Apple Sports app is now available in Malaysia

    Apple has previously offered an app specifically targeting sports fans, called Apple Sports. After being introduced more than 2 years ago, the app is finally available for users in Malaysia. So, what should you know about it?

     

  • TNG eWallet partners Eastel to bring mobile plan sign-ups directly into the app

    TNG eWallet partners Eastel to bring mobile plan sign-ups directly into the app

    TNG Digital Sdn. Bhd., the operator behind Malaysia’s TNG eWallet, has announced a new partnership with Eastel, a digital-first mobile connectivity provider, aimed at expanding the eWallet’s ecosystem beyond payments and financial services. The collaboration integrates mobile connectivity services directly into the TNG eWallet app, allowing users to manage more of their everyday mobile needs without leaving the platform.

  • BYD to continue investing in Malaysia despite new EV import rules

    BYD to continue investing in Malaysia despite new EV import rules

    Chinese EV giant BYD says it will continue working with the Malaysian government and local partners even after Malaysia introduced stricter rules for fully imported EVs starting 1 July 2026. So, what should you know about it?


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