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Malaysia Is Emerging As Southeast Asia’s Next EV Manufacturing Hub
XPENG is the latest proof Malaysia’s ambitions to become a regional electric vehicle manufacturing center took another significant step forward in June, as the first locally assembled XPENG G6 rolled off the production line at EP…
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Malaysia’s first locally assembled XPENG G6 rolled off the production line at EP Manufacturing Berhad’s facility in Melaka in June, marking the start of CKD production for the Chinese EV brand. The milestone follows a series of investments over the past two years that have positioned Malaysia as a growing hub for electric vehicle manufacturing in Southeast Asia. The G6 assembly demonstrates the country’s expanding capabilities in EV production and its commitment to becoming a regional manufacturing center.
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