Malaysia is strengthening its EV industry with supportive policies, focusing on standards, certification, charging systems, and battery disposal. Minister Tengku Zafrul emphasized opportunities in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and EV support services. The government is enhancing TVET and offering tax exemptions and incentives for EVs, aiming for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. By 2025, 10,000 public charging facilities will be available.
Also available in 'The Sun', 'The Borneo Post Sabah'.POLICIES, ECOSYSTEM TO RAMP UP EV SECTOR
Malaysia is strengthening its EV industry with supportive policies, focusing on standards, certification, charging systems, and battery disposal. Minister Tengku Zafrul emphasized opportunities in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and EV support services. The government is enhancing TVET and offering tax exemptions and incentives for EVs, aiming for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. By 2025, 10,000 public charging facilities will be available.
Also available in 'The Sun', 'The Borneo Post Sabah'.


