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Proton e.MAS7 convoy covers 9,000 km across 9 ASEAN countries for 2025 Malaysia Autoshow

The Proton e.MAS7 convoy, along with four X Series vehicles showcased by Proton and Pro-Net, embarked on a journey spanning 9,000 km last Thursday (March 20).

The ASEAN Unity Drive 2025 (AUD 2025) is an initiative that highlights Malaysia’s leadership in driving green mobility, cross-border collaboration, and automotive innovation across Southeast Asia.

The Proton e.MAS7 has been chosen as the official vehicle for AUD 2025, symbolizing Malaysia’s commitment to electric mobility and supporting the national EV agenda and broader ASEAN sustainability goals.

Two main routes have been planned:

  • Northern Route: Starting in Hanoi, Vietnam, passing through Laos, Cambodia, and Thailand before arriving in Malaysia.
  • Southern Route: Starting in Manila, Philippines, through Sabah, Brunei, Sarawak, Indonesia, and Singapore before reaching Malaysia.

The AUD 2025 convoy will converge at the Malaysia Autoshow 2025 (MAS 2025), which will take place at MAEPS, Serdang from May 9 to 15.

The launch ceremony was held at the MITI Tower and officiated by the Minister of Investment, Trade, and Industry, YB Senator Tengku Datuk Seri Utama Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz.

“The ASEAN Unity Drive 2025 represents the collective strength of the region in advancing sustainable mobility while reinforcing economic integration and environmental management.

“Malaysia, through initiatives such as the ASEAN Automotive Institute Alliance, is committed to forming a unified mobility ecosystem that accelerates innovation, aligns standards, and strengthens ASEAN’s position as a global leader in next-generation transportation.

“This initiative is a significant step towards a future-ready automotive industry and brings benefits to the entire region,” he added.

In addition to the launch of new models and exhibitions of EV and ICE technology, this year’s MAS 2025 will feature a Women in Automotive segment, a Career Day exhibition, and the ASEAN Automotive Debate.

A total of 55 leading brands are scheduled to participate in the Malaysia Autoshow 2025, which is expected to attract a larger audience compared to previous editions.

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Royal Enfield organizes One Ride convoy across the world, 523 riders from Malaysia participated!

On the 22nd of September, the Royal Enfield motorcycle community organized a large-scale ‘One Ride’ convoy globally to celebrate the spirit of “Pure Motorcycling”.

Introduced since 2011, this event has been globally embraced in 43 countries, gathering enthusiasts of all ages and social identities while showcasing their unique personalities.

This year’s One Ride event carries the theme ‘Be Bold, Be Seen, Be One’, encouraging participants to practice safe riding, responsible travel, and to be a symbol of self-expression.


A total of over 41,730 motorcycle riders participated from 66 countries globally, with more than 6,200 entries coming from the Asia Pacific region.

The response in Malaysia was also remarkable, with 523 Royal Enfield motorcycle riders taking part in the One Ride event.

In addition to Malaysia, One Ride was also celebrated in several countries including Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Colombia, Dubai, the Philippines, Ecuador, Indonesia, Italy, Germany, Japan, Cambodia, Korea, Mexico, France, Peru, Spain, Thailand, and Uruguay.

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Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV convoy completes ASEAN tour – 3,197km in 11 days

After 11 days and 3,197km, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 convoy has finally succeeded in completing their zero-emission journey across the ASEAN region.

They commenced their expedition in Singapore, then traversed through Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, and concluded in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on November 30, 2023.

This expedition marks the most extensive cross-country tour by electric vehicles (EVs) within ASEAN. Furthermore, the total distance of 3,197km exceeded the original estimate by 446km.

The purpose of this journey was to showcase the Ioniq 5’s capabilities for long-distance travel and its environmentally friendly nature, particularly in a region where the capabilities of EVs are still a matter of skepticism.

Additionally, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 demonstrated cost savings, with an average expenditure of only USD116 (RM537.60) for the entire journey. This represents approximately half the typical fuel expenses for a conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle.

Youngtack Lee, President of Hyundai Motor ASEAN, stated, “Our dedication to making EVs more accessible as a clean transportation solution has successfully propelled us forward.

“With the success of the Ioniq 5 expedition, we are excited to further accelerate our innovations in developing EV infrastructure and ecosystems in this region. While this journey may have concluded, the excitement for electrification has only just begun,” he added.

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 convoy consisted of five vehicles, two of which were deployed in Indonesia and the remaining three in Singapore.