Bangkok International Motor Show

The Hello Kitty car is based on the Lumen City EV and was launched into the Thai market last week at US$13,750.

Automotive

Adorable Lumin "Hello Kitty" EV breaks cover

A limited edition of 2000 "Hello Kitty" Lumin City EVs sold out in the first launch outside China last week. Already one of the best-selling cars in the world based on 2023 Chinese market sales alone, the addition of "Hello Kitty" branding captivated women and children, and we feel certain we'll see more of Kitty at car shows.

The smile on his face suggests he could bench-press it too. Lighter than it looks and with so many ways in which it can enhance one's lifestyle ... particularly if you live somewhere where the power goes down regularly. This little sucker will keep your home going for an hour or two if you get frugal with the consumption.

Urban Transport

The $1,600 folding electric motorcycle and portable powerbank

It's one of the most important products of recent times, and it went on sale outside China for the first time this week. The Felo M1 is a folding motorcycle that has a big battery and a power outlet that offers new possibilities as a portable power bank.

Chevy has debuted the Colorado Xtreme at the Bangkok Motor Show

Automotive

Chevy gets down and dirty in Bangkok with Colorado Xtreme

Most of the automotive world's attention is focused on New York, but there's also another international auto show going on right now. The Bangkok Motor Show is the host of the new Chevy Colorado Xtreme, a tough, off-road-ready Colorado show truck.

Automotive

Mitsubishi's Concept G4 makes global debut

Mitsubishi has pulled the wraps off its Concept G4 sedan at the 34th Bangkok International Motor Show.