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Private sector must drive Malaysia’s EV transition: Economists

Experts say Putrajaya should focus on regulation, standards and planning while allowing market forces to shape the growth of EV infrastructure

Malaysia’s EV charging race: Build ahead of demand or let the market decide?

Economists differ on whether early government investment is needed to spur EV adoption or risks creating costly, underused infrastructure as Malaysia targets 30,000 public chargers by 2030

EVs must be affordable for all, not just the rich: Bukit Bendera MP

Syerleena Abdul Rashid calls for nationwide infrastructure to ensure Malaysians can embrace electric mobility

MY EV policy not a barrier to BYD, but framework for high-value investment: MITI

Claims of restrictive pricing and export requirements labelled inaccurate by the minister

Energy sustainability isn’t govt’s challenge alone, all of society has role: MEF

Malaysian Employers Federation pushes for solar power, electric vehicle adoption where feasible to support government’s fuel rationalisation efforts amid war over Iran
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Selangor 80% ready for Sukma 2026, key venues must be ready by April: Najwan

The Selangor youth, sports and entrepreneurship committee chairman says the state is targeting full readiness by April

SPA targets 30,000 civil service appointments in 2026

Chairman Ahmad Jailani says new target exceeds last year’s 25,000, ensuring continuity in public service delivery

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