okay, placed my booking for the Lux variant today trying luck to squeeze for the 30th April deadline 😂

we shall see if i can make it but according to my SA, he said that as long as you get the LOU before end April. abit ambitious but we shall see.

Thanks...
They trying to get it repaired today so fingers crossed... Today went to check and in the sunlight you can barely notice it... So lucky that when I went check it yesterday was in part shade... Otherwise if take delivery will be more sad... Looks like an honest mistake... Poor SA had to take responsibility but must have been sunny when he received so really hard to spot...

this thread is rather quiet, everyone moved to the FB / Whatsapp group? 😅

this thread is rather quiet, everyone moved to the FB / Whatsapp group? 😅

Received my silver standard on Tuesday 30 April, charged to 100% with the Autel wallbox on Thursday night.... Friday morning travelled 170km Melaka to Eco Ardence to install tint... Used ACC 105-110kmh mostly... Arrived with 53% charge remaining.. Top up at Eco Ardence chargev dc charger to 75% before returning to Melaka...
So...
1. Range 350km on highway if you keep to 110kmh
2. ACC better implementation than the Ativa... Because of the almost instant acceleration... Easier to change to fast lane... ACC Will continue even after coming to complete stop... Ativa ACC deactivates below 30kmh...sorry can only compare to my previous car.
3. Coming from ICE, charging was quite easy using the chargev app..... Just plug in the cable,  press the start charging button on the app... Stop also on app.. Received invoice almost immediately.. Was worried because it was drizzling but all OK even though no cover..

Now keep finding excuse to drive the car...

China's local auto brands saw decent overseas sales growth in the first quarter, as the number of cars exported from the world's largest car market remained strong.

In the first quarter, local auto brands sold 470,000 units overseas, up 40 percent from a year earlier, Cui Dongshu, secretary-general of the China Passenger Car Association, said in a May 4 article.

Including foreign brands, 1.32 million vehicles were exported from China in the first quarter, up 23 percent from a year earlier.

That means local brands contributed 35.6 percent of China's auto exports in the first quarter.

SAIC, Chery, Great Wall Motor and BYD (HKG: 1211, OTCMKTS: BYDDY) were the top exporting Chinese automakers.

SAIC sold 126,053 units overseas in the first quarter, contributing 26.8 percent of the local brand's car exports, according to data shared by Cui.

Chery contributed 25 percent at 117,719, Great Wall Motor contributed 16.6 percent at 77,935, and BYD contributed 11 percent at 51,138, according to Cui.

Among the new car makers, Neta Auto sold 2,985 units overseas in the first quarter, Xpeng (NYSE: XPEV) 1,783 units, Nio (NYSE: NIO) 388 units and Leapmotor 271 units.

In terms of overseas new energy vehicle (NEV) sales, BYD, SAIC, Geely, and Great Wall Motor were the major contributors, selling 47,238, 31,018, and 13,384 units overseas in the first quarter, respectively.

The value of Chinese NEVs exported in the first quarter was $11.1 billion, up 18 percent year-on-year, according to Cui.

As a comparison, China's exports of all vehicles in the first quarter amounted to $25.2 billion, up 18 percent year-on-year.

Europe and Asia were the main export destinations for China's homegrown carmakers, contributing 216,000 and 121,000 units, respectively, in the first quarter.

Local Chinese brands sold 56,000 units in South America and 32,000 units in North America in the first quarter.

Thanks for the report, if only Anthony Loke can quickly clear the air on EV road tax soon.

Already May belum announce. Donno what the fuck they doing

this weekend test drive get free tng credit rm50...

they incentivise people to test drive and put in booking but they haven’t even fulfil the backlog of orders from last month.

this weekend test drive get free tng credit rm50...

they incentivise people to test drive and put in booking but they haven’t even fulfil the backlog of orders from last month.