Why do we always get Geely, but not the better Chinese cars? We don’t even have the good Haval cars in Malaysia. I wonder what’s the problem. There’s the new BYD Qin, a C-segment car with 3.8L/100km but started from 107.8K CNY (about RM 68k) Sounds a bit too far-fetched,right? That’s what I thought when I heard the news.The car is real on earth. It looks better, damn efficient and also very cheap. But then we end up getting rebadging Geely cars. We don’t even have the good Haval cars in Malaysia. I wonder what’s the problem.

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13 Jan

New Car Express Why do we always get Geely, but not the better Chinese cars? We don’t even have the good Haval cars in Malaysia. I wonder what’s the problem. There’s the new BYD Qin, a C-segment car with 3.8L/100km but started from 107.8K CNY (about RM 68k) Sounds a bit too far-fetched,right? That’s what I thought when I heard the news.The car is real on earth. It looks better, damn efficient and also very cheap. But then we end up getting rebadging Geely cars. We don’t even have the good Haval cars in Malaysia. I wonder what’s the problem.

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M Fish

This one once come to Malaysia sure above 100k. you direct convert can la look cheap

14 Jan

Dandao

I can answer your last question. Because Proton were sold to Geely.

14 Jan

Oly Mat Yusop

Answer: BYD dont have dealership in Malaysia. Lets assume they have one (in disguise of Haval), that also a lousy one. Haval H6 is Geely beater in China. Here all we got is the old model Haval. Pity.

14 Jan

ADTU

Chinese cars are left hand drive. I guess converting it from left to right to suit our market which is relatively small is not really profitable for now.

13 Jan

Titan Lok

Because Geely helps Proton.😂😂 Last I check nobody even heard of this BYD brand. No brand how to sell? No distributor how to sell?

13 Jan

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