Don't drive EV to Kelantan lah during long holiday

By the way, very little different to EV range whether jam or not

Because most EV can't reach Kelantan without recharging in between. No problem for Tesla though especially the LR version.

Inb4 not everybody can afford Tesla

Inb4 poorfag keep to your king maibi

Poorfag spotted

My car can go 225km with 43％ battery used. Do your own maths.

Idiot post dunno talk what

The central spine road still under construction, there will be charger station on the rest stations along the highway once its done.
The problem is, dunno when it will be done. 

If BYD really start selling seagull EV at rm50k we are going to have BIG PROBLEM with charger during long holidays.

Poorfag can't afford ev kecian

Only poorfag worry about rv kecian

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Shd be around there.  I think we can safely say the EV era will start this year once P1 and P2 starts to sell the EV.  And give them another 3-4 years and then it will be reaching the secondary market.  Max is 5 years for the secondary market to start getting more EVs.

I doubt that.  Car loans is one of the major income for banks.  They might value it lower and probably increase the interest rates to mitigate the risks. 
I doubt I will get a used EV.  Too risky especially an EV on secondary market 5 years from now is actually EV of the present.  But who knows about the future.  Maybe I might change my mind 😂😂😂😂😂

Now, chances are they are selective on which EV they will take.  In 5 years time, they are forced to cos by the EV will be more prominent and they have no choice if they want to stay in BZ.  If I recall, EV sales is like 7-8% of TIV this year…. And with P2 and P1 coming out with lower costs EV, that can be a potential game changer.  I am not pro EV.  I hope to own one later when it’s tech and infra is more mature.  Until then, it is ICE and HEV for me.

Need to implement idle charge... These jokers will hog the charges even knowing their cars are full charged... With more ev rahmah popping up your right you predict what's gonna happen soon...

I believe there will be sufficient expertise to maintain EV then.  I am setting a personal goal of 5 years for the infra and technology to be sufficiently mature for me to consider an EV.  As for banks/used car dealers, I suppose that once there are sufficient cars on the secondary market, they must adapt and accept.  Margins wise, I cannot say as it is towards the future.  But I believe that EV or HEV are the future.  We cannot stop the progress of these technologies.

I do believe for now, hybrids are a better option until EV tech and infrastructure are more mature.  No worries about range anxieties or at remote areas, the charger is down or cannot get lines to pay through phones.  I think some EV you tubers (the malay chap with long hair and a little hippie  look) experience that before on way to east coast.

Possible also cos he owns and experiences the range anxieties from an EV, for long distances.  I do not own any EV but I know I will have range anxieties when travelling long distances.  And if it takes 30 mins to re-charge, I don’t have the patience to wait at some charging stations (sometimes can be remote areas, too).  Usually I just stop for 5 mins for toilet breaks.  Seldom fill petrol on highway petrol stations.  But there are also a lot of good stories from the EV owners about their ownership.  So it all depends on individuals decision.