power!!!

will happily trade in my X50 turbo for this.

Sime Darby faster bring this car, want see berapa ringgit

in 2025 , entry level car must be at least 210nm....

if not just sit a bull cart jer...

DAFXK is 210nm?

The news say UMW is going to bring in the hybrid vios version to malaysia in year 2025, but due to some reason, they delay it to 2026.


CARPLUS.MY



sos kicap thai

How is hybrid car, and toyota hybrid nowdays?
i saw some are cursing honda hybrid

Same gen with yaris cross mean still lose to honda current ehev.

So kiamsiap dun want use the same from camry

UMW Toyol_ta

in 2025 , entry level car must be at least 210nm....

Camry hybrid is 2.5L wor. not meant for Vios

so this one same like Honda City hybrid 1.5NA

Vios already 100k.
Hybrid another top up ?

at this price dont think its competitive enough.unless for the die hard toyota brand.

power!!!

will happily trade in my X50 turbo for this.

Sime Darby faster bring this car, want see berapa ringgit

Malaysia’s B-segment : G spec RM130k. Many features will be missing.

Forecast to be launched end of the year.

rm130k cannot la

down low a bit can get Mazda 3 1.5 rm119k

Without ron95 subsidy, govt should give tax incentives for hybrids n with the onslaught of China hybrids we should get them <70k.

AI Overview
The most affordable plug-in hybrid (PHEV) car in China is the Wuling Starlight, followed by the Shangong Qan A5. Both of these are popular choices in the Chinese market due to their lower price points and increasing popularity of hybrid vehicles.
Here's a more detailed look at why they're popular:
Affordability:
The Wuling Starlight is known as the most affordable PHEV in China, with a starting price around $10,880. This makes it accessible to a wider range of buyers compared to traditional gasoline cars and even some other hybrid options.
Government Incentives:
The Chinese government has been promoting the adoption of new energy vehicles (NEVs) like PHEVs through various incentives, including tax cuts and subsidies.
Rising Demand:
There's a growing demand for hybrid vehicles in China, driven by factors like fuel efficiency, environmental concerns, and the potential for long-term savings.
BYD's Dominance:
While Wuling and Shangong are affordable, BYD is also a major player in the hybrid and electric vehicle market in China, with models like the Qin Plus and Seal 06. BYD's popularity is also linked to its affordable prices and competitive technology, particularly in the plug-in hybrid segment.
Longer Range and Fuel Efficiency:
Many of the top-selling hybrid models offer longer driving ranges compared to traditional hybrid vehicles, which also contribute to their appeal. The Qin Plus and Seal 06, for example, can travel up to 2,100km on a single charge with a full tank of fuel.
Competition:
The Chinese automotive market is highly competitive, with numerous manufacturers offering a variety of hybrid and electric vehicles, including both local and international brands

Camry hybrid is 2.5L wor. not meant for Vios

so this one same like Honda City hybrid 1.5NA