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ChargEV turns on DC Charger at Christine’s Bakery Bangi Avenue, 20% off for limited time
ChargEV has turned on its DC Charger located in front of Christine’s Bakery at Bangi Avenue.The charger was previously suspended since July last year after the closure of Starbucks.To celebrate the reopening, ChargEV is also running a promo where you can get 20% discount for a limited time.For this location at Bangi Avenue, ChargEV has deployed a 40kW DC Charger with two CCS2 nozzles and it is priced at RM1.30 per kWh.From now until 6pm on 24th January 2026, ChargEV is offer…
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BMW iX3 Long Wheelbase First Drive: The Best-Driving EV Yet?
Back in September, BMW unveiled its all-new iX3, the first EV under the Neue Klasse lineup. Built from the ground up, the iX3 with its new 800V platform marks a new milestone for the brand’s electrified journey.It boasts new technology, improved efficiency, longer driving range and ultra fast charging.We recently had the chance to get behind the wheel of the iX3, but not the version that was launched in Munich.This is the BMW iX3 Long Wheelbase version (NA6) developed specif…
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Buy Now or Wait? Why 2026 Could Be the Last Year to Own a 100% Sony Bravia
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the consumer electronics industry, Sony Corporation has officially announced a strategic retreat from the hardware-first philosophy that defined it for over half a century.By signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to form a joint venture where Chinese giant TCL Electronics holds a 51% majority stake, Sony is not just finding a partner, but is handing over the keys to its most iconic legacy.Starting in April 2027, products carry…
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MITI officially sets RM250,000 as the minimum price for CBU EVs in Malaysia
The minimum on-the-road (OTR) price for fully imported, Completely Built-Up (CBU) electric vehicles in Malaysia now has to be above RM250,000. This is based on the latest amendment that the Ministry of Investment, Trade, and Industry (MITI) has quietly applied to the Franchise Approved Permit (AP) regulations for motor vehicle imports.In the original version of the document, which we reported on 31 December 2025, the new ruling supposedly didn’t affect EV brands that are alr…
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Ryt Bank Visa Debit Card now supports Google Pay
Ryt Bank, Malaysia’s latest digital bank, has just announced that its Ryt Visa Debit card now supports Google Pay. This allows Ryt Bank customers with Android devices to enjoy quicker tap and pay convenience directly from their NFC-enabled smartphone.Available starting yesterday, 19th January 2026, users can add their Ryt Card directly to Google Wallet. For easier setup, they will soon provide an option to enable the card for Google Pay directly from the Ryt Bank app on Andr…
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Locally assembled Proton e.MAS 7 is here: Comes with additional features, priced from RM99,800
Pro-Net has announced the availability of the 2026 Proton e.MAS 7. Locally assembled in Proton’s EV plant at Tanjung Malim, this particular version offers additional features over the original fully-imported (CBU) unit and, more importantly, a slightly lower price tag.The order books for the 2026 Proton e.MAS 7 is already open, although the roll-out date is yet to be confirmed. In general, any customers who booked an e.MAS 7 from today onwards will receive the new 2026 local…
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Asus to exit the smartphone market, shift R&D resources to AI and robotics
You read the title right — and this isn’t a rumor or speculation. It’s confirmed: Asus will not be releasing any new smartphone models moving forward, at least temporarily. The announcement came from Asus Chairman Jonney Shih during the company’s year-end employee gathering at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Centre.Asus to Shift R&D Resources to PCs and AIWith its smartphone business winding down, Asus plans to refocus its efforts on commercial PCs and the emerging realm o…
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