MITI: Third National Car Must Fund Itself, NAP Due Next Year Berita Kereta Siew Weng | November 07, 2018 In a morning interview with top business radio station BFM, Dr Ong Kian Ming, Deputy Minister in the Ministry of International Trade and Industry ...
21 Proposals For Third National Car Project – MITI Berita Kereta Eric | October 26, 2018 The International Trade and Industry (MITI) Deputy Minister, Dr Ong Kian Ming said that the government has received a total of 21 proposals for the ...
MAI: Third National Car To Be An Electric Vehicle With Massive Connectivity Berita Kereta Siew Weng | September 26, 2018 Malaysia Automotive Institute (MAI) CEO, Datuk Madani Sahari, has publicised that the third national car will be an electric vehicle (EV). In a ...
MAI: Third National Car Is Beneficial For Malaysia Berita Kereta Eric | September 25, 2018 The Malaysia Automotive Institute (MAI) has said that the need for the third national car project mooted by Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir, is in ...
Malaysia’s Third National Car Project Could Get RM 41 Billion Funding From China Berita Kereta Eric | August 20, 2018 After Tun Mahathir voiced his intention of wanting a third national car, two companies from China have shown interest by proposing to invest RM 41 ...
Third National Car Will Not Be Funded By Rakyat, Says Finance Minister Berita Kereta Eric | August 14, 2018 Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng has assured the rakyat that the third national car plan will not be funded by the rakyat.Guan Eng said that if the ...
MITI: Third National Car Will Not Be Like Proton Berita Kereta Siew Weng | August 08, 2018 The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) has assured that the third national car project, which Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir ...
Govt To Launch Third National Car In 2020 Berita Kereta Siew Weng | August 06, 2018 A report by Bernama has indicated that the new government is set to launch the much-criticized third national car project by 2020, as envisioned by ...
Economist: Government Should Focus On Promoting Competition Berita Kereta Siew Weng | August 01, 2018 The Institute of Democracy and Economic Affairs (Ideas) said the government should avoid employing discriminatory trade restrictions to protect the ...
MAA: Curbing Imports Is Regressive Berita Kereta Siew Weng | July 31, 2018 Earlier this week, Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said that the government will be reviewing the National Automotive Policy (NAP), which ...
Government Taking Measures to Reduce Burdens on Malay Entrepreneurs Berita Kereta Aswan | January 16, 2017 In a strange turn of events, the government has decided to review certain automotive poliicies that have become a strain on Malay entrepreneurs (as ...
2017 Toyota Fortuner Gets EEV Status – Prices Down RM12k – RM16k Berita Kereta Kon | January 09, 2017 The Toyota Fortuner has been granted Energy Efficient Vehicle (EEV) status from the Malaysian Government, qualifying it for incentives that sees ...
Malaysia's Car Ownership Is Third Highest In The World? Far From It Live Life Drive Hans | April 17, 2014 According to a press release issued by market research agency Nielsen yesterday, Malaysia has the third highest rate of car ownership in the world, ...
Great Wall Motors Is First Recipient Of EEV Incentives In Malaysia Live Life Drive Hans | April 08, 2014 China's leading SUV manufacturer Great Wall Motors, via its Malaysian assembler Go Automobile Manufacturing (GAM), is set to become the first company ...
NAP 2014 Announced: More Questions Than Answers Live Life Drive Hans | January 20, 2014 "Unbelievable," was the comment of a vice-president of a European car company as he walked out of this evening's briefing of the National Automotive ...
Third National Automotive Policy Coming Soon – More Questions Than Answers? Live Life Drive Hans | December 30, 2013 The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) is due to announce a new National Automotive Policy (NAP) on January 15.For a much-hyped ...
Malaysia’s Open-AP System Likely To Remain Beyond 2015 Live Life Drive Hans | July 09, 2013 With slightly less than three years left before Open APs (Approved Permits) are terminated, a struggle is heating up between two parties: the Malay ...