MITI officially sets RM250,000 as the minimum price for CBU EVs in Malaysia - SoyaCincau RM250k would get you a premium EV under the previous regulations. Will the new terms kill mainstream and entry-level CBU EVs in Malaysia?

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Is RM250,000 the new entry price for CBU EVs in Malaysia? - SoyaCincau MITI has updated the Franchise AP guidelines for 2026, which include a new minimum price for fully imported EVs. Should potential EV buyers panic?

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Honda Malaysia assured they'll sell all allocated Honda e:N1 EVs before import duty & excise duty exemptions end. 🚗🔋 #CBUEV https://fefd.link/BDPNR