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From video: Is This The End of EV in Malaysia? (No More Tax Incentive)
Published: March 4, 2026

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Malaysia’s EV boom was powered by tax holidays and deadlines, and 2026 is forcing buyers to face the real economics. 🔵 Start Investing with Webull ➡️ https://www.webull.com.my/k/ziet888 🔵 Start Investing with Webull ➡️ https://www.webull.com.my/k/ziet888 ‼️Free Biweekly Newsletter ➡️ https://www.ziet.co/newsletter/ ⬇️ Timestamps: 0:00 → Intro 0:43 → Why EV Never Made Sense in Malaysia 2:04 → Webull 3:09 → The Incentive Era: What Drove the Sales? 3:48 → The Infrastructure Gap 6:38→ Why is Demand Slowing? 7:36 → The Deadline Effect 8:54 → The Reality Check 10:05 → What’s Next for EV in Malaysia? 11:51 → Outro December 2025 marked the final rush before Malaysia’s EV import tax exemptions ended, triggering a surge in registrations that looked like a tipping point for electric cars. But Malaysia’s context has always been different: decades of subsidized RON95 made the country a “petrol heaven,” keeping running costs low and weakening the financial case for switching. While other markets adopt EVs to escape expensive fuel and strict rules, Malaysia’s car-heavy lifestyle and cheap petrol created hesitation from day one, until incentives briefly flipped the math. This video breaks down why EV demand is now slowing despite higher annual totals, and what Malaysian buyers should watch next as prices adjust in 2026. You’ll learn how disappearing CBU tax relief, new road tax calculations, and the charging infrastructure gap change ownership costs, resale value risk, and long-distance practicality. It also explains how CKD local assembly from Chinese brands could stabilize pricing through 2027, what that means for the Ringgit and household budgets, and how EV choices may impact cost of living, commuting, and long-term car depreciation. — ❗️USEFUL LINKS❗️ ✅Beginner's Step-By-Step Playlist to Start Investing 👇🏻 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNtoL6rfNKdkmIijHCaNqj19QaWzXWY1q ✅Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) Playlist 👇🏻 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNtoL6rfNKdk74aq-253KcjLIFfn9Z6Y4 ✅Start Investing in the U.S. market now!👇🏻 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNtoL6rfNKdm_1un9xXF5zv7-lsaLwgVV — SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS 🔵Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/ZietInvests 🟣Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/ziet_invests/ 🐦Twitter → https://twitter.com/ZietInvests 🌐Website → https://www.ziet.co 💭Telegram → https://t.me/+fIOOXUQJjsVmNmY1 🏠Discord → https://discord.gg/sVkK3Mfujw — Malaysia EV tax exemption 2026 EV price increase Malaysia 2026 CBU vs CKD EV Malaysia EV road tax 2026 Malaysia kilowatt EV charging stations Malaysia DC fast charger Gentari charger network Malaysia BYD Tesla price Malaysia 2025 2026 BUDI95 petrol subsidy impact EV EV resale value Malaysia depreciation Budget 2026 EV incentives Malaysia Chinese EV local assembly Tanjong Malim Best time to buy EV Malaysia 2026 #malaysia #evmalaysia #electricvehicle #automotive #carprices #inflation #costofliving #ringgit #malaysiaeconomy #budget2026 #taxpolicy #importduty #exciseduty #roadtax #ron95 #petrolsubsidy #budi95 #chargingnetwork #dcfastcharging #gentari #petronas #teslamalaysia #bydmalaysia #ckd #cbu #investment #bursamalaysia #etf #epf #financialplanning — Disclaimer: All views expressed in this video are the independent opinions of Ziet, which are not necessarily shared by Webull Securities (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. (“Webull MY”). No content shall be considered financial advice or recommendation. Webull MY links are included in this post, through which referrals are made and Ziet may receive certain commissions. Please contact Webull MY for more information. This advertisement has not been reviewed by the SC.