‘Set up more EV chargers’
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Malaysia's electric vehicle market is experiencing rapid growth, with sales surging 118% to 5,633 units in March. However, the country's public charging infrastructure is lagging behind, with a geographical divide in the availability of charging stations, particularly outside of the Klang Valley.
Malaysia's electric vehicle market is growing rapidly. EV sales surged 118% to 5,633 units in March. The Malaysian Automotive Association is concerned about the lack of public charging infrastructure, particularly outside of the Klang Valley. There are currently 5,619 charging bays nationwide. The Energy Commission has issued licenses to operators to ensure safety standards are met. The introduction of affordable EV models has made them more accessible to consumers. The industry expects sales momentum to sustain throughout 2026, putting pressure on public infrastructure.
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