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Lowriders — and we don't mean low-rise jeans — are custom cars that cruise low to the ground, and so slowly, so that onlookers can get a good view of the paint job, the fantastic suspension, and most importantly the driver showing off his or her good looks.
Royal Enfield has launched the ‘Rentals and Tours’ services globally. After the success of 'Royal Enfield Rentals' in India. This new platform will offer a one-stop solution for Royal Enfield bike rentals and tours in 25 countries across Asia, South Africa and Europe.
Ford India is bringing back the Endeavour to India and it's likely to be badged the Everest – the American brand uses the nameplate in Australia and Thailand. Ford India could not use the Everest name here earlier as it was trademarked to another entity, but Ford is understood to have secured the rights for the Everest name now and plans to relaunch it under this moniker.
Toyota has confirmed its plans of introducing a battery-powered Hilux pickup truck by the end of next year, initially in the Thailand market. The announcement comes just a few days after Isuzu revealed the D-Max EV (D-MAX BEV) at the Bangkok International Motor Show 2024, and announced that it would manufacture the electric pickup truck in Thailand by 2025.
The Mazda BT-50 underwent a subtle facelift in Thailand, primarily concentrating on exterior design enhancements, while retaining its existing turbodiesel powertrains. The timing of its release in other markets, such as Australia, remains unclear.
While its Isuzu D-Max donor car has received a comprehensive mid-life facelift, revisions applied to the BT-50 in its Thai domestic market are far more subtle, with no significant changes inside or out.
Custom edition Suzuki models displayed at the Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS) 2024 are attracting heavy footfall. One of these is a special edition of Celerio hatchback, based on the 2nd-gen model sold in Thailand. In India, Celerio has been upgraded to the 3rd-gen version.