00:00A reminder before watching the video
00:01There's more content on trending websites.
00:04I wonder if anyone has noticed?
00:06There are more and more electric bikes on the road now.
00:09However, although electric vehicles are gradually becoming more common...
00:12However, the number of public charging stations is far from keeping up with the pace.
00:16This has led to charging anxiety for many car owners.
00:19To address this pain point
00:21The government came up with a solution
00:23That means letting consumers pay for the construction of charging stations themselves.
00:27Trade and Industry Minister Johari pointed out in Parliament today
00:30The government is exploring a new mechanism.
00:32Every electric vehicle intended to be sold locally
00:36An additional fee will be charged.
00:38Included in a special fund
00:40Specifically used for building public charging facilities
00:43In other words, buying an electric car in the future
00:45It might cost more money.
00:48So why target car owners?
00:50Instead of having car dealerships fund the construction?
00:53Zohari speaks frankly about his bitter experiences.
00:55The government has been working to attract foreign investment for the past four years.
00:57A staggering RM3.3 billion in tax revenue has already been sacrificed.
01:01Four years have passed.
01:02Car manufacturers are only focused on selling cars
01:04No charging station
01:06There has been absolutely no investment in building a public charging network.
01:10So what?
01:10The government has decided to completely abolish
01:12Tax exemption for imported electric vehicle CBU
01:15Next, only local assembly will be retained.
01:17Tax exemption for CKD electric vehicles
01:20Until 2027
01:21Nazohari explained
01:23Many businesses come to Malaysia to set up factories.
01:25They simply ship parts to our country for assembly and sale.
01:28Then apply for government subsidies.
01:30There is no strategy for developing local components.
01:33No jobs were created.
01:34The government would absolutely not accept this approach.
01:37Because of this
01:37This will destroy our country's achievements over the past 40 years.
01:40The painstakingly built automotive industry ecosystem
01:43In other words
01:44He said...
01:45Foreign investors want tax exemption
01:46Technology transfer is essential.
01:48Using local parts
01:50To bring real added value to the national economy
01:53What else?
01:54It should be like a fully imported vehicle.
01:56Pay your taxes obediently
01:58However, since automakers are unwilling to spend money to build factories...
02:01The government now intends to transfer the responsibility for electric charging stations
02:04Passing the burden onto consumers
02:06Charge car owners
02:08This may also deter potential electric vehicle buyers.
02:11I feel uneasy
02:12As early as May 2024
02:14See previous news reports
02:16The electric vehicle series of reports mentioned this.
02:19The government aims to achieve this by 2025.
02:21Project to reach 10,000 charging stations nationwide
02:24And what about October?
02:25Liu Zhendong, Vice Minister of the Ministry of Works
02:27The prevailing view at the time was
02:28Private sector operators queuing up to apply for permission to build charging stations
02:32There are many people
02:33The government's role is simply to expedite the approval process.
02:36It's just about doing a good job of regulation.
02:37But reality is quite harsh.
02:40According to the data...
02:41As of the end of May this year
02:42Only about 6,400 were built nationwide.
02:46The compliance rate is just over 50%.
02:49What about charging stations in China?
02:51Far below target
02:52Shen Zhiqin, former Vice Minister of the Ministry of Works
02:54The earlier explanation was that
02:56The delay is not because no one wants to build it.
02:58Rather, it's the State Grid's capacity that's limited.
03:02He said fast charging stations require very high power.
03:04If no new Guoneng substation is built
03:07This could lead to grid overload at any time.
03:09He said the government is now setting its 2030 goals
03:13The number of charging stations has been significantly increased to 30,000.
03:17I just don't know if it will eventually turn into
03:19Government sets goals
03:20What about situations where the car owner pays out of pocket?
03:23This might be the reason why many people planning to buy an electric car...
03:26The last thing I wanted to see was this situation.
03:28See you next time!
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