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Miti: EV import policy revised after tax incentives end, RM200,000 CIF threshold set

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Anis Zalani
Miti: EV import policy revised after tax incentives end, RM200,000 CIF threshold set
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The Malaysian government has revised its electric vehicle import policy, setting a minimum CIF value of RM200,000 and motor power requirements. This shift aims to transition from early adoption incentives to fostering local industrial assembly capabilities.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 8 — The government has revised its electric vehicle (EV) import policy following the expiry of tax incentives for imported Completely Built-Up (CBU) EVs, which were introduced from 2022 until Dec 31, 2025 to encourage early adoption and support the long-term development of Malaysia’s automotive ecosystem.

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