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SAIC Motor Malaysia has announced a revised pricing structure for the MGS5 EV, aiming to make electric mobility more accessible while reinforcing the brand’s long-term confidence in Malaysia’s growing EV market. The move underscores MG’s focus on delivering value-driven, high-quality electric vehicles tailored to local drivers’ preferences.Effective immediately, the MGS5 EV is priced at RM107,900 for the COM variant, RM117,900 for the COM Long Range, and RM127,900 for the range-topping LUX Long Range. Both the COM and LUX models are powered by a 170PS electric motor producing 250Nm of torque, driving the rear wheels — a setup that remains unique in its segment.

The 6th round of the FIM JuniorGP World Championship will take place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, a track well-known in world championships such as MotoGP and FIM JuniorGP. Measuring 4.66 km with 8 right-hand corners and 6 left-hand corners, this circuit is certainly familiar territory for Hakim Danish this week.Immediately after the Wildcard race week last Sunday, Danish did not rest for long; the very next day he flew to Spain to meet his team in Barcelona. Following this, Danish is even more motivated to continue racing this week, fully utilising the experience and lessons gained during the Wildcard race week.

GWM’s Haval brand has officially revealed the new H6L, a larger and more premium take on its popular H6 SUV. Designed to sit above...

Fifa Laopakdee rewrote golf history by becoming the first player from Thailand to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship at the Emirates Golf Club's Majlis course on Sunday. The 20-year-old overcame a six-shot deficit in the final round to defeat Japan's Taisei Nagasaki with a birdie in the third play-off hole and win the prestigious Championship. The triumph came with an invitation to the Masters Tournament and an exemption into The Open in 2026. This is his blog from Dubai.

After five years back on the market, Toyota has confirmed that the current-generation Supra will bow out in March 2026, marking the end of production for one of the brand’s most iconic sports cars. The announcement follows the introduction of the Final Edition earlier this year, signalling that the end was near for the much-loved GR Supra.In a short but heartfelt statement, Toyota expressed gratitude to fans and customers who have supported the model over the years, acknowledging the disappointment among those still hoping to buy one before it’s gone. The company also advised interested buyers to contact local dealerships for alternative sports models once production ceases.