You might have noticed that the new Shuttle Selatan service is using older diesel trains despite already approving around RM200 million to buy 10 new electric commuter trains. Malaysia's Transport Minister Anthony Loke explained that rather than face ‘2 to 3 years of waiting’ it's better to use the older diesel trains now. 

Cat lovers would love this news. BYD has recently patented a system to detect life under the car. This system is meant to prevent incidents of cats getting flattened by cars. Let’s take a closer look.

Perodua just announced that the Perodua QV-E is now RM93,999 (previously it was RM109700), due to better localization of parts. Also, for a limited time until 30 September 2026, you can own the QV-E with the battery for a promo price of RM87,499. If you prefer the Battery as a Service (BAAS) body-only option, the promo drops the entry price to RM63,499 with a RM215 monthly battery subscription for 9 years. 

Perodua recently revealed their C2 or Chapter 2 prototype concept EV for the B2 segment at KLIMS 2026 (Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show). It showcases their design language for their next generation of EVs or electric vehicles. Perodua previously released the QV-E EV with its battery leasing plan to a rather lackluster reception. 

Encouraging Malaysians to use electric vehicles (EVs) involves more than buying the cars; access to more EV infrastructure and affordable EVs are both important for wider EV adoption. Fortunately, many companies are willing to invest here, including Dongfeng and Volt Auto.

Earlier this year, BMW Malaysia announced a collaboration with the University of Malaya in reusing electric car batteries, and they have shared a little about the project. That said, what should you know about it?

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.

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?

Chinese automakers remain dominant in the global electric vehicle (EV) market in April 2026 despite facing fierce competition in the domestic market. This is proven by BYD’s recent strong performance. So, what should you know about it?

Recently, the Ministry of Works launched the first guidelines for the design and installation of EV charging systems in Malaysia. It will serve as a national reference document for developing the country's EV charging infrastructure. That said, what should you know about it?