timing is not right atm. maintain your car for another 5 years for good timing.

no
if balik kampung, mati la

Now also people already cry tnb bill high

The only one thing bother me is how long the battery need to be charge.

The so call old-gen car need to fill petrol like 2-3 minutes and ready to roll. Yet, electric car maybe need 1hour to charge

Infrastructure not ready yet

my concern is how long the battery can last before i change a new one?

15 mins for 300km...and keep improving with higher power of supercharger.

the best strategies is not changing them to 100% full.
the initial charging curve is fast, then it drops.
charge up to ~75% is the best bet.

1Million miles enough for you??

TBH, Malaysia is not one step behind in EV race.

It's actually many steps behind in the EV race.

Electric cars here priced like benz, might as well buy benz

it will only make sense if you are able to charge the car at your house/the place u live.

i.e landed people have charging station/infra installed at their porch. condo people car park have charging infra build in and best can monitor the charging remotely at their unit.

This post has been edited by brkli: Jun 14 2021, 10:17 PM

Janji national car ketiga

Owai

depend on elektrik and oil price bro

Msia is doomed in the EV race, energy or whatever new tech. Highly dependant on fossil fuels, high price for imported car, reluctant of investment in charging infrastructure.. yada yada... for EV to be easily accessible in msia... maybe 2050...

2050?
Nope. Try 2077.

i was trying to be optimistic... but yours is realistic!

Tell me when I can buy an ev where it is the same price at low specs axia

Wait until Myvi price ayam buy

Cyberjaya 2077

There are companies that can convert petrolbased car to EV

My guess is eventually some rich businessmen will bring this technology into our Country

I'm actually helping some ppl explore this but as u know policy making by our useless government is taking forever ... They expect us to move first and then they will exert their own opinion and legislate when timing is close to midnight

This post has been edited by spacelion: Jun 14 2021, 11:31 PM

by the time malaysia embrace EV, toyota should have mass manufacturing sold state batteries

Malaysia is lagging behind Singapore (investment), Indonesia (plan), Thailand (manufacturing) and Vietnam (manufacturing) in ASEAN when it comes to EV. Sad but true.

Fossil fuel in Malaysia is still reasonably and comparatively cheap.

Until and unless they improve the charging infrastructure, make batteries cheaper and lighter, and offer longer range at an affordable price, i'm happy to stick with internal combustion for the time being.

Nope. Hydrogen is the way.. Pity backward country.. Will never enjoy good tech for higher life standard.

it only feasible to own a electric car if you live in landed house.

our 220v normal outlet does able to top up a EV car but then it will take more than 10hours to fully recharge.

so...i think is still feasible

Try 3100.... After nuc apocalip.