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Peter Lyon June 21, 2025 At the debut of the XPeng X9 and G6 EVs recently, Erajaya Active Lifestyle, the brand’s official distributor in Indonesia, said that it will start local assembly (CKD) of the brand’s electric cars (EV) in the Archipelago, becoming the first nation outside of China to do so. Production is expected to begin in the second half of 2025 at PT Handal Indonesia Motor’s (HIM) manufacturing site in Cikarang, Jakarta, where XPeng vehicles will be produced.

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Peter Lyon June 20, 2025 If you have never heard of the Goodwood Festival of Speed, and you’re a car nut, then perhaps you need to get out more. This hugely popular annual celebration of cars and motorcycles, which brings in over 200,000 fans over its 4-days, has been thrilling British and overseas fans for over 30 years.

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Peter Lyon June 19, 2025 AC Cars recently announced the official launch of AC Cars America, LLC – a landmark expansion that brings the legacy of one of Britain’s most iconic automotive brands to the United States. Headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida, this strategic move marks a pivotal moment in the brand’s global presence, allowing the brand to capitalise on its core strengths of performance, luxury, and craftsmanship.

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Peter Lyon June 18, 2025 The fully electric Volvo ES90 will make its debut in Malaysia in early 2026. Chris Wailes, Managing Director of Volvo Car Malaysia, disclosed this at a press conference this week, stating that the EV will reach Southeast Asia in the “early part of next year.”The ES90, which was unveiled to the world in March 2025, will replace the EX90, which has only just been introduced in Malaysia as the flagship sedan model in its EV lineup.

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Peter Lyon June 17, 2025 In Britain, after an Abarth, the second most stolen car is a Lexus ES300. In Japan, it’s the Toyota Land Cruiser most at risk, while in the U.S., Korea’s Hyundai and Kia brands occupy 6 of the top 10 most stolen cars with the Hyundai Elantra in No 1 spot. Okay let’s get into the details.