China’s BYD to open EV plant in Tanjong Malim, production kicks off in 2026, says Perak exco
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Tanjong Malim, Malaysia, is set to become a major automotive hub with BYD opening an electric vehicle (EV) production plant in 2026. The project's first phase will span 60 hectares, creating thousands of jobs in manufacturing and R&D. This investment, facilitated by the state's Muallim Speed Lane initiative, boosts Perak's economy, advances high-tech manufacturing and green industries, and supports the Automotive High-Tech Valley initiative. BYD's presence complements Proton/Geely and the northern Selangor automotive industry, with an R&D center planned in Sungkai. Factory construction begins in August, with an official launch on September 4th. The plant will also foster local supply chain collaboration and green technology skills development.
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