Self Driving Cars, A Thing Of The Near Future
The Eno Centre for Transportation released a report this month about the future of autonomous driving, specifically in the US.
The Weekly Genting Grand Prix.
Every weekend, without fail, a strange phenomenon occurs in Malaysia. As the sun rises over the Klang Valley, convoys of highly motivated gentlemen gather at petrol stations armed with energy drinks, oversized rear wings, aftermarket exhausts capable of communicating with…
The Ultimate Survival Guide to Malaysian Road Culture (And Our Wild World Record)
Let’s be completely honest: driving in Malaysia is not a daily commute. It is an extreme sport. We love our cars, we treat our highways like racetracks, and we spend half our lives sitting on the Federal Highway watching the…
China’s Car Market Hits the Brakes; the Rest of the World Should Be Worried.
For years we have been told that China’s automotive industry was an unstoppable juggernaut. The country became the world’s largest car market, its electric vehicle makers rose from obscurity to challenge established brands, and factories were built at a pace…
America’s Chinese Wall: Protection or Missed Opportunity?
The United States has effectively slammed the door on Chinese-made vehicles. Through a combination of tariffs, security concerns and political pressure, Washington has made it abundantly clear that Chinese carmakers are not welcome at the party. The question is whether…
Clarkson’s Toughest Road Test Yet Isn’t A Car.
There are certain things in life that seem permanent. Taxes, Traffic jams, The Malaysian government changing its mind every time and Jeremy Clarkson shouting at something. For over three decades, Jeremy Clarkson has been one of the most recognisable faces…