Bump in the road


Proton unveiled the first model under its EV brand eMas — the Proton e.MAS 7 — on Aug 2. The C-segment SUV is expected to go on sale from December. — Photo: Proton

THERE is not a month that goes by without new electric vehicle (EV) models being launched in the domestic market, with import and excise duty exemptions until end-2025 driving sales.

Several joint ventures and initiatives are underway to build the infrastructure for smooth operation of EVs, supported by the National Energy Transition Roadmap.

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