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After years of speculation, the Nissan Kicks is finally going to be launched in Malaysia. But the local landscape has changed a lot over the years, so we have to ask the question, is it still relevant?

But after driving it, there are a number of things we like about it which we suspect some others may too. In this video, we tell you what's good about the upcoming Nissan Kicks.

#Nissan #NissanKicks #NissanMalaysia

Nissan Kicks In Malaysia - Is It Worth Your Money?

The Borneo Safari is not anything new for seasoned 4x4 aficionados, but for us, it was one of the toughest 4X4 challenges we ever experienced. We had to survive 8 days in the jungle, sometimes knee deep in mud, bathing in the rivers and only to get muddy again moments later.

Follow us on the 2024 edition of Borneo Safari and experience the challenges we faced.

#BorneoSafari #BorneoSafari2024 #Borneo #Sabah #IsuzuMalaysia

Borneo Safari 2024: Surviving 8 Days In The Jungle With One Of The World's Toughest 4x4 Challenges!

BYD Malaysia has introduced the highly anticipated Sealion 7 with two variants available, Premium and Performance.

In this video, we take the new EV out for a drive and share our initial impression with you. Let us know what you think about it.

#BYD #BYDMalaysia #BYDSealion7

BYD Sealion 7 - Our First Impression Of The Latest Electric SUV In Malaysia!

We know we know, you can travel from China to Malaysia with an electric car, but you can also do that on a bicycle. So, is it easy to go on a road trip with an EV? How difficult is it to charge? And is it expensive? We try to answer all the questions in this video.

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We Take The Audi Q8 ETron 50 For A Road Trip - How Much Does It Cost To Charge & Is It Easy?

Kia Malaysia offers 3 variants of the Carnival, with about RM50,000 separating the entry-level model from the mid-variant. The entry level model is an 11-seater while the mid-level is an 8-seater and the top of the line model is a 7-seater.

In this video, we explain why the 11-seater variant is good enough already, which means you can save RM50,000. Let us know what you think about our choice in the comments section.

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The Kia Carnival 11-Seater Is Good Enough Already, Here's Why!