Beginning in 2023, MAN Malaysia will offer zero-emission, all-electric bus chassis and conventional bus chassis powered by low-emission Euro V engines as the company continues to drive change towards sustainable mobility in the public transport sector of Malaysia.
Beginning in 2023, MAN Malaysia will offer zero-emission, all-electric bus chassis and conventional bus chassis powered by low-emission Euro V engines as the company continues to drive change towards sustainable mobility in the public transport sector of Malaysia.
Beginning in 2023, MAN Malaysia will offer zero-emission, all-electric bus chassis and conventional bus chassis powered by low-emission Euro V engines as the company continues to drive change towards sustainable mobility in the public transport sector of Malaysia.
Sustainability as a design approach is offering a way to reduce the impact on the environment while at the same time ensuring that the company has products that will be in demand in the years to come.
Johor-based Gemilang supports the government’s decision to keep EV import taxes in place through the end of 2024. This will undoubtedly contribute to an increase in the demand for EV in Malaysia. The government’s allocation of RM180 million for the bus sector to increase the outreach to passengers in Malacca, Kota Kinabalu, and Kuching bodes well for bus makers like Gemilang.
Gemilang International Ltd (GML) is buying 200 units of electric buses from a joint-venture (JV) company to be formed between Computer Forms and Energy Absolute Public Company (EA).
