Time is right to go electric


High-tech: Porsche Malaysia, represented by a Sime Darby Auto Performance sales consultant, showcasing the use of 175kW high performance charging network at Sime Darby Motors City. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Companies bringing in electric vehicles have seen a rise in demand, some by up to 100%, since tax exemptions and incentives for the sector were announced under Budget 2022.

With that in mind, Malay Vehicle Importers and Traders Association of Malaysia (Pekema) vice-president Raja Petra Marudin said the priority should now be on electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure such as charging stations.

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