Intro Synergy Sdn Bhd, the exclusive distributor of Neta electric vehicles in Malaysia, has announced a restructuring of its local operations.
The move follows organisational changes and financial restructuring at its parent company, Hozon New Energy Automobile Co Ltd, the Chinese firm behind the NETA brand.
https://www.facebook.com/NetaMalaysia/posts/pfbid02eNdVJRxjSUANa55vhDjvHMaafu5NvBg7eVRDNKjwPv9oAE5us7dhx7uUfLJRbgHkl For those who are unfamiliar, Hozon New Energy was founded in 2014 and later introduced its Neta brand in 2018, which focuses on producing affordable, smart electric vehicles. In the same year, it also debuted its first EV, the N01 compact SUV, in its home market of China. The sub-brand made its Malaysian debut in May 2023 with the launch of its entry-level Neta V model.
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