HomeMalaysian NewsCar ReviewsFeaturesSpyshotsPricelistCars for SaleBikesVideosWalk-AroundsVideo ReviewsDrivenTechWatchesBahasaToolsCar Loan CalculatorRoad Tax CalculatorInsurance CalculatorCar Market Value GuidePeugeot 508 facelift now in Malaysia, from RM175k2015 Mitsubishi Triton launched - five variantsPerodua D63D sedan approved, 2016 launchLatest StoriesRON 95 up 10 sen to RM2.05, RON 97 up 10 sen to RM2.35, diesel up 10 sen to RM2.05, per litreIn Local News, Malaysian Fuel Prices / By Jonathan James Tan / 31 May 2015 8:14 pm / 36 commentsThe Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism ministry (KPDNKK) has announced that come tomorrow (June 1, 2015), RON 95 petrol will be priced at RM2.05 a litre (+10 sen), RON 97 petrol at RM2.35 a litre (+10 sen) and diesel at RM2.05 a litre (+10 sen).36 comments | Leave a comment?COMOS EV car-sharing service launched: 10 locations in Klang Valley, 1st year membership promo at RM50In Cars, Hybrids, EVs and Alternative Fuel, Local News / By Jonathan Lee / 30 May 2015 1:57 pm / 28 commentsAfter months of delays, the Cohesive Mobility Solution (COMOS) electric vehicle car-sharing programme has finally been launched today at Menara UOA Bangsar, officiated by Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Seri Ahmad Phesal. With public registration having been open since last month, the service has now been kicked off at 10 locations in the Klang Valley.The pricing structure has been revised again since the last update – membership now starts at RM25 a week, rising to RM50 a month and RM300 per year – for a limited time only, users can sign up for a significantly-reduced promotional first-year membership of RM50.Usage rates will be charged at RM16 per half-hour (minimum usage), split into RM8 for every 15 minutes; unchanged from the RM32-per-hour rate previously mooted. For the first three months, there will be a promotional rate of RM6 every 15 minutes, totting up to RM12 per half-hour.Charges are capped after the sixth hour (meaning that you won’t be charged for any usage beyond that period), but the car has to be returned before 10 pm. Bookings can be made from the COMOS website anytime after 10 pm the day before planned usage.Unchanged are the rental points, which are located at five LRT stations and five public spots – Asia Jaya, Bangsar, Pasar Seni and Ampang Park LRT stations as well as locations in Medan Tuanku, Lorong Bunus, Lorong P. Ramlee, UTM Jalan Semarak and Universiti Malaya. The initial fleet will consist of 10 Renault Zoes, down from the 16 announced last month.How does it work? You’ll need to register yourself with COMOS, following which an account – linked to the user’s credit card – will be activated. Once you are registered and subscribed to the programme, you’ll be able to collect and activate your special RFID access card at Menara UOA Bangsar. That card is essentially a passkey used to unlock the vehicle, via the scanner under the bottom right of the windscreen.The pick-up locations double up a