Malaysia to strengthen EV ecosystem with collaboration from neighbours


Malaysian High Commissioner to Singapore Datuk Dr Azfar Mohamad Mustafar (left) together with Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs director-general (Asean directorate) Rajpal Singh(right) and other Asean diplomats flagging off the final leg of the Asean Unity Drive 2025 at the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore.

SINGAPORE: Malaysia is developing a robust electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem, and such an ecosystem could be strengthened through collaboration with land neighbours such as Singapore and Thailand, says Malaysian High Commissioner to Singapore.

Datuk Dr Azfar Mohamad Mustafar said one aspect that could be looked into was the expansion of EV charging infrastructure across the three countries and beyond.

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