until now my car has waited 2months for radiator since i hentam a dog in march. hope this can give an idea how long u need to wait for new cross.

Speaker is bad. Worse than my honda jazz

4-5 months for V spec. 6 months for Hybrid

the stock tint able to go thru rfid which sticking from inside?

hmm.

If how much to paid if i like to make a booking for Cross, about RM100 or RM500? Sorry. noob question here.

I am waiting for HRV, but i think why not make a booking first and void the booking if i really option to HRV - reason is that, i wish to get the one car before year end...

Thanks in advance

This post has been edited by g00glesYYl: May 24 2022, 01:59 PM

Any SA can intro? Honda also.

their stock tint is outside 3rd party tint oso. i think different state different brand

during collection, the windscreen sticked with small round white sticker mentioned ECO TINT..
wonder what are the tint films spec..

urs is eco tint ar. i think mine is Raytech.

btw the quality is bad, air bubble, dirt and finger print mark

Raytech sounds more premium

the only premium so far is 3M je.

the rest all abang adik in terms if quality

well.. will use stock tint first la.. since included (paid) already..

Hi all, Just to confirm, is that accurate that the Hybrid version will only be available end of this year if you book now?

Has anyone tried Carlist, Carsome, or another dealer? It seems like they have stocks, but I don't know if it is true or not.

Hey guys, I'm considering to buy the cross hybrid. Either petrol or hybrid version. Does anyone have experience driving the Cross Hybrid up Genting Highlands fully loaded (5 adults + luggage)? This is going to be important for me because I will frequently be driving up Genting Highlands fully loaded. Based on the research I have done, it seems that on sustained climb like that of Genting Highlands, only the internal combustion engine will contribute to the drive. The cross hybrid fully loaded could weigh as much as 1850kg and since the hybrid engine is only 97HP, will it be sufficient for the climb up to Genting? I really hope to be able to test the car up Genting but I'm not sure if any dealer will allow this kind of test drive.

Can . Using rfid holder inside . Works well

U need to define sufficient . Many lower end car is sufficient in my view. Its too subjective. If u are talking about power this car is ok to overtake espeacially sub 100km/hr . It has high torque and good respond due to the assist from electric motor in power mode

The biggest weakness is when its on highway due to lower hp and attkinson cycle type engine. The top speed is very low. Good side is the car is very refine in city relax drive

This post has been edited by bamkai: Jun 28 2022, 03:45 PM

Hi, thanks for replying. Sufficient as in able to drive 45-60km/h up Genting Highlands while loaded with 400 kg. I don't care about its top speed as I don't drive above 120km/h generally. If the car is going to drive up Genting highlands at 20-30km/h when fully loaded (400kg) then that's going to be a problem.

On a sustained climb the electric motor will not be contributing much to the climb so we are talking about 97 horsepower going up ~8-12 degree slope when weighing about 1.85 tons.

where exactly the position to place the holder?

Hi, may I know what is that blue accents in the headlight? I know is only for hybrid variant. But Does it light up or it illuminate? Is it obvious?

This post has been edited by jo`: Jun 28 2022, 11:57 PM

What you really need during constant speed hill climb is actually torque, not horsepower. In the same sense that a heavy laden lorry / bus also does not have high horsepower, but diesels and hybrids have one nice thing in common, that is torque at low RPM. So it will generally be ok, you may hear the petrol engine roar (charging + motor generation dual duty) but still works most of the time.

It would appear still much better to save petrol compared to a regular petrol along the way too!