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3 days ago | dsf.my | Daniel Fernandez

Is the Toyota GR86 going to be used to chase down errant truckers and bus driversA number of Malaysians are getting upset on social media after these pictures of a brand new Toyota GR86 with JPJ livery and beacons which was shared on social media recently. Right now there is still no official statement from JPJ or any government agency explaining why this desirable sports car is JPJ ‘ronda’ ready. Lets be patient and wait for the answer or statement before jumping to conclusions.

6 days ago | dsf.my | Daniel Fernandez

How do you get these car owners to trade in their compact cars for a new electric car? Right now and in the near future, it does not make any sense for Japanese and also Korean car manufacturers to launch low priced electric cars in Malaysia, even with zero import duties from the Malaysian government? Why, because of selling price and sales volume. One biggest hurdle is the selling price against our Malaysian currency value.

6 days ago | dsf.my | Daniel Fernandez

Is Hydrogen Vehicles Another Option For Malaysians Or NotIn the last decade German automobile manufacturers have invested millions of euros into battery technology and electrification to keep Tesla and also Chinese auto manufacturers out of their EV friendly markets. Meanwhile, Toyota has been moving in a very different direction. By the way, did you know that Hydrogen is quick to refuel, taking just 3-4 minutes to fill the tank of most Hydrogen vehicles?

1 week ago | dsf.my | Daniel Fernandez

It is generally not recommended to speed in any vehicle, especially pickup trucks, on open highways. While pickup trucks may have powerful engines, their size and weight can make them less manoeuvrable and increase stopping distances, particularly at higher speeds. Driving at excessive speeds can lead to accidents, injuries, and increased fuel consumption.

1 week ago | dsf.my | Daniel Fernandez

The Xpeng G6 was launched in August 2024 and since then, they have recorded remarkable sales numbers when you take into account that XPENG is NOT one of the BIG auto manufacturers from China. However, Xpeng has been selling their electric vehicles very well in developed nations like Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Germany and of course China for some years now.