First hydrogen hybrid tractor in Malaysia drives sustainability


The Kinta Hydrogen Hybrid Tractor at work in a Malaysian plantation—enhancing fuel efficiency, cutting emissions and paving the way for sustainable agriculture.

With Malaysia’s diesel prices surging 56% due to subsidy reforms, businesses that rely on fuel-heavy machinery face tough choices: either to absorb the rising costs, invest in costly electric alternatives, or find a smarter way to operate.

For many, the answer lies in a hybrid solution that slashes fuel consumption without replacing existing fleets

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