Malaysia’s 2026 budget is expected to be tabled by Finance Minister and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim in the The House of Representatives today at 4pm. As always, paultan.org will follow his talk on all things automotive and transportation, and report it live here.
Now that the major work is done (Budi Madani RON 95) and things are generally going well, we expect the government to focus on other matters. Will she categorically confirm that fully imported (CBU) electric vehicles will no longer be tax-free in 2026? We have now not even reached half of the country’s target of 10,000 EV chargers by the end of 2025; Will this target be revised?
Any updates on the status of OMV/402, which could impact locally assembled (CKD) car prices? Upgrades of highways such as the East-West Highway (particularly the Gerik-Jeli section) are also expected. Listen later to find out.
Officially, the Madani government’s fourth budget and the first under the 13th Malaysia Plan (RMK13) aims to continue to support the people without increasing the national debt, strengthen the economy, secure the people’s welfare, raise living standards, raise the national growth ceiling and strengthen Malaysia’s sustainable and inclusive foundations.
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