wont that mean that electricity prices will go up? since demand is up? or are you saying that the equilibrium for that will change as well? prices for electricity will actually go down, correct?

everytime when the draw results are out i also regret buying toto magnum, damacai

Yes, prices will go up if there are not enough plants to produce electricity.

But if you read the news, other countries are building more plants.

Wolf Warriors like to brag that China already has a lot of electricity producing capacity.

Malaysia I don't know.

This post has been edited by JohnL77: Feb 6 2026, 04:07 PM

Yes and no. Depending on the efficiency of transporting electricity to that station, is it cheaper than transporting tanker truck of petrol to it daily, weekly, monthly?

The cheapest way... Will win. As customers will calculate and the businesses Big and small also will calculate.


If you see Saudi throw big money into electrical infrastructure....you already know.... They did their calculation.

Have A Great day.

YOU TOO!

bow low punya olang. beli bezza saja loh. sapa sulo lu beli EV ??

Petrol price goes up can be attribute to increase in crude oil, inflation in worker salary, exploration cost, cost of extraction, cost of transportation etc. In the end if no profit, siapa lagi mau do this business.

Electricity is different, one time capex on power plant and grid, the cost can be spread over 10-20 years fixed, the fluctuation part is the coal/gas price.

SU7 ? Famous for "moving coffin" or "road divider crasher" in China. Not sure abt export models though.
Also don't wash at home or send for carwash. Otherwise can burn down.

huh?

after owning 9 cars and 1 bike.... I never ever plan to ensure i have sufficient tank to reach anywhere, not enuf just hop in any station, 5 min later back on the road....

question is how long u charge EV??? how long u fuel petrol to ICE car???

cause you dont drive anywhere that you will have any logistics issues mah

mmg always ICE will win in charging time, no dispute

thus thats why need more planning ahead of time instead of being the misinformed user. you cannot use ICE car convenience to apply for EV cars.

not critic ev or praise ice, just i dont see full EV as the only car at least for next 3-5 years

now, still enjoying emitting carbon with my vroom vroom car. also tesla modal Y is ugly AF. minimally acceptable EV design for me is BYD seal. still subjective la. diff ppl diff taste

meanwhile for CPO, sked they go bankrupt when plug-in hybrid flood the market starting this year

This post has been edited by otakotak: Feb 6 2026, 07:10 PM

A classic example of FOMO.

You buy something based on your need, not because you're afraid of being left behind. Even now the OP thinks he's driving old tech for a 1 year old car.

People like this will never change. Something new comes out and being viral, the will queue up & buy without researching much.

I run a 2.0T and my wife drives an EV. We are on landed and has charger at home. We decided an EV is the best option, for her usage to drive kids from school and do groceries. Previously with her ICE Mazda, need to idle for 1hr+ everyday while queueing in school for pickup. Bad for engine. Then battery die within 1 year easily. Got to deal with a bit of exhuast smell. Aircon not cold enough under the sun because compressor not power enough from idle engine.

Never regret, in fact, I consider that to be one of my best purchase decision in my life. Drive great too, more smooth than my 2.0T, even though it's the same 7.x sec 0-100. Cost per km is half compared to budi95.

EV may not be suitable for some, but it's in no way a bad technology at all.

I will switch over from ICE when solid state battery becomes available. No brainer.

After test drove plenty of EVs before the tax holiday ends, i have decided to go for PHEV....

Once kena the smooth motor torque + power, i kinda dont miss my current ICE cars both running on Turbo....

tbh see the pattern looks like non ev owners the one making most noises yet again lol

So buy 2nd EV or nah?

"I live in a condo."

lol damn silly right. Imagine your phone cannot be charged at home.

lol yes yes most definitely electricity rates will go down when the demand is high and petrol prices will go up when demand is low. Most definitely, no question about it.