Like All the Soaring Heat and Crazy Storm lately is not A Concern. May be when we past the Tipping Point of Saving the Planet Humanity will realise Green Energies are Not A Trend but A Necessity.
I pay MYR 130 for a Full Tank of Ron 95. Thais pay MYR 315 Chinese pay MYR 360. Hong Kongites pay MYR 980. Meanwhile, the Cost of Charging an EV in Malaysia ranges from MYR 25 (Kona) to MYR 70 (iX). Clearly apart from Saving the Planet, there are Cost Conscious Ppl who'd Disagree EV should be Abandoned.
Well, the Japanese, Europeans, and Americans (except Tesla) are not stepping up their BEV game, then how? For example: - Toyota bZ4x - "testing" in Malaysia since 2022, "showcase" since 2023. - VW ID.4 - previewed in Malaysia in late 2022. Then quiet, nothing about EV from VW Malaysia. As for the Koreans, their newer models are not yet here. Latest gen Kona, EV5, EV3... So, yeah, expect to see plenty of Chinese EVs here, until others step up.
Later when Ron95 is RM3.80 then all will rush to buy EV
Price not confirm yet? 😅😮
The finalised price has not been confirmed yet. Gotta wait for the actual launch event, could be as soon as the end of this month. 🤔
But countries who adopted EV earlier are now beginning to abandon them. Sign of trend to come?
China and Norway didn’t slow down on adoption.
Like All the Soaring Heat and Crazy Storm lately is not A Concern. May be when we past the Tipping Point of Saving the Planet Humanity will realise Green Energies are Not A Trend but A Necessity.
That's Malaysia. Always a reactive country. Not proactive
I pay MYR 130 for a Full Tank of Ron 95.
Thais pay MYR 315
Chinese pay MYR 360.
Hong Kongites pay MYR 980.
Meanwhile, the Cost of Charging an EV in Malaysia ranges from MYR 25 (Kona) to MYR 70 (iX).
Clearly apart from Saving the Planet, there are Cost Conscious Ppl who'd Disagree EV should be Abandoned.
Which is?
So many Chinese EVs
Well, the Japanese, Europeans, and Americans (except Tesla) are not stepping up their BEV game, then how?
For example:
- Toyota bZ4x - "testing" in Malaysia since 2022, "showcase" since 2023.
- VW ID.4 - previewed in Malaysia in late 2022. Then quiet, nothing about EV from VW Malaysia.
As for the Koreans, their newer models are not yet here. Latest gen Kona, EV5, EV3...
So, yeah, expect to see plenty of Chinese EVs here, until others step up.
@@SyefriZulkefliMY I believe Chinese EV will be sought after by the world. Like Japanese cars in 90s.
@@Alozhatos There's potential. Well, in the end, competition breeds innovation and that usually leads to better things for consumers.
@@SyefriZulkefliMY indeed.
Like smartphone