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 100,000 electric vehicle on our road by 2030?, Lofty goal or achievable?

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post Apr 8 2021, 02:31 PM

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QUOTE(constant_weight @ Apr 8 2021, 11:58 AM)
Who else making PHEV beside Volvo and BMW in Malaysia? BEV, haven't see anything.

Comparing to our neighbors, we are in shit terrible position. Where the author of this article get his optimism.

Hyundai Ionic willing to put their money in Singapore with much higher labour cost prove that we are out weighted in everything else. Government needs to wake up.
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I am choosing to be looking at the brighter side...And I see aplenty. Many private companies seeing this as the next biz opportunity has already begun investing and signing deals
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post Apr 15 2021, 03:42 PM

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https://themalaysianreserve.com/2021/04/15/...s-to-indonesia/



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Malaysian home-grown electric vehicles (EV) maker with a presence in the ASEAN market, Tree Technologies Sdn Bhd (Treeletrik) has signed a partnership to supply 200,000 units of its 100 per cent electric motorbikes to Indonesia via distributors.

In a statement today, Treeletrik said the three-year partnership with distributors, namely PT Pasifik Sakti Enjiniring and Nahdatul Ulama Board (PBNU), extended its regional presence as a key player in promoting electric mobility, supporting ASEAN’s energy transition agenda.

It said the partnership also positioned Malaysia as a key EV manufacturer and first regional supplier to export units in ASEAN, in line with the region’s evolving energy landscape.

“The region’s ultimate goal of decreasing the level of final energy consumption in the road transport sector by 2040 paves the way for EV makers like Treeletrik to continue building a progressive EV ecosystem,” it said.

Treeletrik chief executive officer Datuk Viswananthan Menon said the electric motorbikes offer customers long-term cost savings and more importantly contribute towards an overall positive impact to the environment.

With an average speed of 65-90 km/hour, the e-motorbikes have a travel range of 85 to 120 km daily and costs one sen to two sen to run per km (based on the Tenaga Nasional electricity rate of RM0.571/KwH charging at its highest tariff).

The e-motorbikes, also certified in Europe and Malaysia with UNECE WP.29 features Treeletrik’s signature quick swap lithium battery technology.

In preparation to fulfil its growing order books, the company is investing in its assembly, production, and marketing facilities, initially in Selangor, Malaysia and later at a new facility in Gebeng, Pahang in Malaysia.

It also plans to establish an assembly plant in Indonesia, a joint venture with Pasifik Sakti Enjiniring to streamline supply chain efficiencies and improve margins through local assembly in markets with sufficient demand.

The EV player began exporting an estimated 50 units of electric motorbikes to Thailand and Indonesia in 2020, with an additional 15,000 units due to be exported this year.

Other markets that Treeletrik is eyeing as potential customers include Philippines and Cambodia.

Menon said the sizeable orders secured to date and ongoing discussions with other countries expressing keen interest in Treeletrik’s e-bike range will result in significant expansion of the company’s operations in both Malaysia and internationally.
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post Apr 17 2021, 10:45 AM

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QUOTE(constant_weight @ Apr 8 2021, 11:58 AM)
Who else making PHEV beside Volvo and BMW in Malaysia? BEV, haven't see anything.

Comparing to our neighbors, we are in shit terrible position. Where the author of this article get his optimism.

Hyundai Ionic willing to put their money in Singapore with much higher labour cost prove that we are out weighted in everything else. Government needs to wake up.
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QUOTE(electron @ Apr 16 2021, 12:57 PM)
For BEV that's available from official dealers, there's the Nissan Leaf, BMW i3 and Porsche Taycan.
Hope to see more choices in the near future
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https://www.dsf.my/2021/03/hello-ora-electr...es-in-malaysia/

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post Apr 21 2021, 12:32 AM

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Gameplan?!
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post Apr 21 2021, 05:22 PM

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QUOTE(Liamness @ Apr 21 2021, 03:40 PM)
EV in Condo doesn't make sense.. how do you want to charge if you staying in Condo unit?
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Myy condo management allow 8nstalltion of wall charger. Just that you have to pay for the cost of cabling
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post Apr 21 2021, 09:15 PM

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QUOTE(Liamness @ Apr 21 2021, 05:42 PM)
subject to your JMB/MO agreeing.

And can you imagine if every condo where to have a few dozen units connected? What if power overload happens, it can be dangerous.
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IF only that will happen. LOL. Take for my condo for instance. Out from almost 200 units, so far only one did it.

I think you worry too much. In fact many newer condo are developed with EV in mind these days.


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post Aug 21 2022, 12:50 AM

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Suddenly it looks more plausible
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post Aug 21 2022, 07:21 AM

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QUOTE(ipohps3 @ Aug 21 2022, 12:58 AM)
but mainly for T20 owners. ☹️
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https://www.malaymail.com/news/drive/2022/0...alaysia/2039493

https://www.carlist.my/news/a-perodua-axia-...22-90902/90902/

2030 is still 8 years away, have faith, it will happen , just a matter of time.


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post Aug 22 2022, 07:27 AM

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https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2022...deputy-minister

Over 100 EV-related projects approved as of March, says Miti Deputy Minister

We can do more still

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post Aug 26 2022, 09:48 AM

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https://www.carlist.my/news/state-of-charge...ia-91042/91042/


State Of Charge: Should You Jump Into EVs In Malaysia?



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https://www.carlist.my/news/tnb-to-provide-...er-91096/91096/
1000 taxi by TNB and mysuri biz
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https://www.nst.com.my/business/2022/08/826...harging-network

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post Sep 6 2022, 07:07 AM

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QUOTE(constant_weight @ Sep 5 2022, 01:14 PM)
Actions are louder than words.

For the true EV lover, instead of saying have faith, should actually buy an EV right now.

This will improves the EV ownership statistics, and help us the skeptical folks to actually have faith.

True EV lovers gotta be pioneer, let EV makers earn high margin in order to fund further R&D and setup the charging infra, again so that us the skeptical folks gain faith.
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Registered interest counts?, the issue is they don't come in high numbers. And many delaying launches STILL. Can't even book one if want to.

Some has even stopped taking orders
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post Sep 7 2022, 01:04 AM

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https://soyacincau.com/2022/09/05/chargesin...ur-parking-lot/

ChargeSini: You can make RM300k a year by adding EV chargers to your parking lot

No kidding
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https://www.carlist.my/news/skuter-ev-blues...ia-91212/91212/

So EV scooters too
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post Sep 17 2022, 05:20 PM

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https://www.wapcar.my/news/hozon-confirms-e...es-384-km-52668

Below RM100k , NETA EV, yes, another one from tong san

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QUOTE(N9484640 @ Sep 18 2022, 11:30 PM)
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 18 — Automotive players are hoping for an extension of tax breaks for electric vehicles (EVs) in the upcoming Budget 2023.

Malaysia Automotive Association (MAA) president Datuk Aishah Ahmad said the association is appreciative of the government’s effort to support the EV market but to end some the current incentives in 2023 is too early.

“We seek extension of full import and excise tax exemption for completely built-up units (CBU) EVs while the market is preparing for the growth of EVs in Malaysia.

“We hope there will be incentives for up to 10 years,” she told Bernama.

She said while efforts for locally assembled completely knocked-down (CKD) EVs may be on progress, EVs sales figure from CBU units have started to climb this year as Budget 2022 incentives kicked in.

Only 274 units of new EVs were registered in 2021, from total industry volume (TIV) of 508,911 units.

Budget 2022 offered 100 per cent exemption of import and excise duties as well as zero road tax for CBU EVs up to December 31, 2023, and 100 per cent duty exemption for CKD EVs up to December 31, 2025. — Bernama
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Proton is the first to ask for their Smart #1.

The request is justified, I think, since chips shortages and parts shortage are real problem STILL

Looking at Thailand, theirs is until 2025...So more justification.

But it is a double edged sword, to put a more relaxed deadline, adoption will also becomes slower. So if I am the government, which I am not, I will ssy "wait-lah, come on , it is now still 2022, wait for my budget announcement, and my election announcement and vote me in again, and I promise you (to deliver) the goodies you are asking for.

What I don't understand is if Malaysia can be so decisive and emulate Germany and becomes among the first to introduce feed in tariff in our region , and stay passing it through to consumer like me and you ( we are still paying a thing called KWTBB every month in our TNB bills), they have no reason to drag their feet in making targetted petrol subsidies and removed it for those that don't deserve it.

Only when fuel subsidy is a thing of the gradual phase out, will really trigger faster EV adoption...It has happened many times in other economies around the world.

Even if it is only the T20 group not getting subsidies and must fully embrace EVs to avoid the pinch, it is already a great start because T20 alone is 20% of the population.


And our neighbour has certainly done it.

https://www.indonesia-investments.com/news/...lation/item9543

Every one kicking and screaming but to face a big jump and such bigger dent in government budget is also no good for the country. FYI, Indonesia is also an oil producing country.

Maybe their leaders are popular, and ours are not, theirs know their future depends on capturing the future needs fast and transforming themselves, ours are still in comparison wanted to stay mostly the same way.

But I got news for you. You can't stop the world from changing. And you are part of the world because there is only one world.

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post Sep 19 2022, 09:14 AM

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In case you guys missed this news....

https://www.bharian.com.my/bisnes/lain-lain...ran-tahun-depan

So get used to pay RM4 per litre next year if it comes true
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https://soyacincau.com/2022/09/17/petronas-...s-asia-by-2030/

So we can't say it is the lack of effort by GLCs.

But will the public becomes reciprocal, only time will tell
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https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...040-initiative/

Malaysia hopes to achieve a 50% public transport share by 2040, with at least 38% electric vehicle (EV) usage targeted by the same year.

These are just two of the targets under the government’s Low Carbon Aspiration 2040 initiative that Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced today



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