The government is revamping the National Automotive Policy-related NCM scheme, targeting implementation next year to strengthen the local automotive sector. The move is aimed at improving competitiveness and encouraging higher-value investments.
Industry players are expected to benefit from updated incentives and clearer policy direction, particularly in areas such as electric vehicles and advanced manufacturing. The revamp aligns with Malaysia’s broader push toward innovation and sustainability.
Officials believe the updated scheme will attract new investments while supporting existing players in adapting to evolving global trends. With the automotive industry facing rapid transformation, timely policy adjustments are seen as crucial for long-term growth and relevance.
Policy revamp aims to boost competitiveness and attract new investments.
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