Economists and experts warn that proposed EV policy moves in Malaysia, including a potential sales levy and changes to import tax exemptions, could raise costs and weaken the nation's appeal as a manufacturing hub as charging infrastructure lags behind targets.
Researchers at the University of Malaga have developed an AI-powered system to protect electric vehicle charging stations from cyberattacks. The system uses AI agents and blockchain technology to detect anomalies and ensure the security of charging networks and the electrical grid.
BNP Paribas lowers expectations for pure electric cars due to charging infrastructure gaps and high insurance costs, suggesting EVs and combustion engine vehicles will coexist longer. China and Europe lead in infrastructure readiness.
