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KUALA LUMPUR: GWM Malaysia has recorded its strongest-ever first-half performance by delivering 3,166 vehicles in the first six months of 2026. This was a 42.4% year-on-year increase and secured its position among the top 11 best-selling automotive brands in Malaysia. The company also outlined a positive outlook for the remainder of 2026, supported by an [...]

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KUALA LUMPUR: BYD Sime Motors has launched the 2026 BYD Sealion 7, featuring the all-new Dynamic variant alongside enhanced Premium and Performance models. Retail prices for BYD’s flagship D-segment electric SUV (sport utility vehicle) are RM163,800 (Dynamic); RM188,800 (Premium) and RM203,800 (Performance). Regarding launch packages, Dynamic variant buyers get a free wall...

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LOS ANGELES: Arriving at United States dealerships in the second half of 2027, the 2028 Mercedes-Benz GLA will have both all-electric and hybrid powertrains. The all-new electric GLA offers up to 657km of electric range (WLTP). Thanks to 800-volt technology, it can charge up to 270km range (WLTP) in 10 minutes. DC fast charging up [...]

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LONDON: BYD has passed the significant milestone of 100,000 new car registrations in the UK. The world’s leading manufacturer of New Energy Vehicles (plug-in hybrid and fully electric) said this feat is particularly significant given that BYD sales only commenced with the Atto 3 in March 2023. Since that time, the range has expanded from [...]

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LONDON: A wave of Chinese entrants into Britain’s car market is piling pressure on traditional manufacturers, forcing them to offer deeper discounts to compete with lower-cost imports, the head of the country’s main automotive industry body said on Thursday. Chinese brands have rapidly expanded their presence in Britain in recent years, winning market share with [...]

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