Besides prepaid, U Mobile has also updated its postpaid offering under its new ULTRA Postpaid branding. While the plans especially their high tier options remain unchanged, U Mobile has enhanced the plans with additional priority 5G access and security protection add-ons.As revealed during today’s launch, U Mobile’s ULTRA5G network has achieved 82.9% 5G population coverage ahead of schedule. This is Malaysia’s second 5G network which competes with Digital Nasional Berhad.The…
Read moreThe Realme 16 Pro 5G and 16 Pro+ 5G have made their launch in Malaysia. These are Realme’s upper mid-range smartphones that are set to compete against the likes of the Nothing Phone (4a) series, the Oppo Reno 15 series, and the Vivo V70.Realme 16 Pro series Malaysia: Price and availabilityThe Realme 16 Pro is offered in two storage configurations, while the Pro+ model is available in a single 512GB storage version:Realme 16 Pro 5G (12GB RAM + 256GB storage) – RM1,599Realme 1…
Read moreAfter launching in early March, the MacBook Neo is now officially on sale in Malaysia. Offered in two configurations, prices for the “Rahmah” MacBook officially start at RM2,499. But you can get it at an even lower price, at least at the time of writing. More details below.MacBook Neo Malaysia: Pricing & availabilityMacBook Neo (8GB RAM + 256GB storage) – RM2,499MacBook Neo (8GB RAM + 512GB storage + Touch ID) – RM2,899The “budget” MacBook Neo is also available with Appl…
Read moreToyota finally kicked off its EV era in Malaysia last week by launching the first 3 fully electrified models in its lineup. One of them is the compact electric SUV called the Toyota Urban Cruiser, which was revealed alongside the Hilux BEV and long-awaitedbZ4X. The Urban Cruiser is essentially the twin of the Suzuki e Vitara. The new model is fully imported (CBU) into Malaysia from India as both Urban Cruiser and eVitara are currently being manufactured only at Maruti Suzuki …
Read moreMalaysia’s electric vehicle (EV) segment continues to show strong growth in 2026, even as the broader automotive market softens. According to the latest JPJ registration data shared on the open data portal, a total of 4,717 EVs were registered in March 2026, representing a 58.5% increase year-on-year compared to 2,976 units recorded in March 2025.Despite the growth in EV adoption, the overall car market saw a decline. Total Industry Volume (TIV) for March 2026 stood at 67,84…
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