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Test drove the Sorento as a potential for a 7 seater for a growing 3 generation family. Comfortable, well appointed, rugged but in a refined way. Some engine noise heard as compared to the silence of EV's but well muted. Comfortable ride but the 17 inch rims look rather out of place with thick tyres. I think it will look better with 19 inch rims but fuel economy will be affected. Last 2 rear seats are fairly easily accessed and are ok for even adults. Boot space limited by third row seats though. Its a car you can live with for a long time if only we didn't have to worry about the 10 years COE lifespan.

We have driven Omoda for 2 months. We love everything about Omoda, from its stylish look, spacious interior & boot, quiet ride (even quieter than Altis!) to its power, many technology features, voice control commands, front seat ventilation, sunroof and auto open/lock. It is value for money all these that we get.

Having tested the popular X1, it was quite a letdown in all honesty. Its saving grace was perhaps the fact it was the more crashy, uncomfortable M Sport variant. With the iX1 however, the only variant you get is the xLine, which means sportiness isn't really an option here. But buyers most probably aren't looking for that (If you are, your answer is the X1 M35). Like many cars in this segment (Mercedes-Benz EQA, Audi Q4 e-tron, VW ID.4/5), they are looking for families who want a safe entryway into electrification with the ever popular compact SUV body. Similar to the X1, its strong points are its looks. There is not a better looking BMW in the current lineup. Much to like are its fast 22kW AC charging (albeit at the sacrifice of slower DC charging at 130kW), its flat rear floor and being a more powerful alternative to the quite underpowered X1. On the road, it is noticeably better than the X1 over uneven roads, while the steering has a good feel to it without being too heavy. There is a small problem - with it being an electric car, there is a slight raise to the floor which means less under thigh support for rear passengers. So, is it worth it?... Up to you, I guess. For its price point, there are many other better options from the Chinese such as the BYD Sealion 7 ($205,000), XPENG G6 ($225,000), ZEEKR 7X ($240,000) and the Tesla Model Y ($215,000). If you do really want a Bimmer, the iX1 is a decent choice that does not entirely break the bank. It's a future proof SUV with decent space for 5. Though it's hard to say with the upcoming, technologically advanced Chinese EVs coming to our shores in the coming years.

The Jaecoo 6 (J6) is emerging as a standout electric vehicle for drivers who frequently travel between Singapore and Malaysia, offering a uniquely comfortable and confident driving experience. Designed with a rugged, adventurous aesthetic, the J6 commands attention the moment it hits the road. Its bold lines, elevated stance, and modern EV styling make it an instant head-turner, whether cruising through the city or taking on longer highway routes up north. Beyond looks, the J6 delivers where it truly matters. Its driving range is impressive, giving drivers the peace of mind needed for cross-border journeys without constant charging anxiety. The interior is built for comfort, ensuring a relaxed ride even over extended travel distances. Safety is another strong suit of the J6. Packed with top-notch safety features, it provides excellent protection and assists drivers with intelligent systems designed to keep every journey secure. Despite these premium qualities, the J6 remains surprisingly affordable, offering great value for an EV in its class. It's a car that truly feels worth the money, striking a sweet balance between price, performance, and modern technology. What makes the J6 experience even more special is its community. Owners have formed an active Telegram group, where they share tips, guides, and real-world experiences to help each other get the most out of their vehicles. This sense of camaraderie adds an extra layer of support and belonging—something you don't always get with new EV brands. n short, the Jaecoo 6 (J6) isn't just an EV—it's a smart, stylish, and community-backed choice for drivers who want comfort, capability, and value on every journey.