The market for electric vehicles in Malaysia has experienced significant growth over the past year, with a 300% increase in registered EVs. Many traditional car brands have also introduced fully electric models. As a result, the EV of the Year awards have been expanded to acknowledge this growth.
The market for electric vehicles in Malaysia has experienced significant growth over the past year, with a 300% increase in registered EVs. Many traditional car brands have also introduced fully electric models.
As a result, the EV of the Year awards have been expanded to acknowledge this growth.
Electric Vehicles Malaysia Growth EV Of The Year Awards
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