Every Auto Industry story tagged Production.
Chery Auto Malaysia has launched a nationwide recall of 8,878 Omoda 5 SUVs after a rear axle detachment led to the suspension of the model's type approval by the road transport department.
After Sepang hosted a one-off Bahrain Grand Prix, Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz publicly questioned if Malaysia can profitably bring Formula 1 back permanently, citing Singapore's costly but lucrative tourism-driven model as a benchmark.
Nissan aims to build 80% of its US-sold vehicles locally by 2030, up from 65% now, as part of a restructuring plan.
CATL has begun trial battery cell production on its first two lines in Debrecen, Hungary, a key step for its largest overseas plant.
Honda is finalizing plans for a new hybrid vehicle factory in Ohio, with construction potentially starting in 2027 and production in 2030.
Proton has received 10,000 bookings for the new naturally-aspirated S70 in two weeks. The model, launching September 22, starts below RM60,000 and expands the S70 lineup with Lite and Prime variants.
Malaysian parallel importer association Pekema has urged the government to use Budget 2027 to help Bumiputera automotive entrepreneurs move from used imported cars into electric vehicles.
BMW has begun a comprehensive testing programme for its iX5 Hydrogen prototype, marking the next phase towards series production.
Volvo Car Malaysia has launched a locally-assembled CKD version of the 2026 EX90 electric SUV. The model features an 800-volt architecture for faster charging and more power, priced at RM428,888.
Chinese brand Letbe may launch its Mecha scooter in Malaysia as early as next year, with distributor MForce Bike Holdings considering the model.
MV Agusta has stopped motorcycle production at its Varese plant amid financial crisis following a failed investment deal with CFMoto.
Audi has unveiled the A2 e-tron, its most efficient model yet, with a WLTP-rated energy consumption rate of 12.8 kWh per 100 km, according to the company.
Bentley has revealed its first fully electric vehicle, the Torcal SUV. The company claims it will be the most powerful and fastest-accelerating production model in its history.
BYD will announce its electric vehicle development plan for Malaysia within a week, deciding between its own CKD plant in Tanjong Malim or contract assembly.
Mitsubishi has detailed the Australian market variants and pricing for the new 2027 Pajero, a Triton-based SUV launching in December.
Hyundai Mobis has begun mass production of integrated electric powertrain systems at its new plant in Nováky, Slovakia.
A rugged variant of the Volvo EX30 electric SUV has been spotted in transit in Malaysia.
Mazda Malaysia offers a cheaper 1.5L High Plus Mazda 3 variant at RM120,620. It is RM45,439 less than the 2.0L model but has reduced power and no sunroof.
Honda is demanding price cuts from its supply chain to reduce costs by $9.39 billion by 2030, aiming to counter intense competition from Chinese automakers.
Nissan and Honda have signed an agreement to jointly develop and standardise electronic control units and software for their next-generation vehicles.
Geely has launched an all-wheel-drive variant of its Starray EM-i plug-in hybrid SUV in Australia. The Inspire AWD model produces 299 PS and 412 Nm, offers 130 km of WLTP electric range, and has a total claimed range of 1,065 km.