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Will Brunei adopt electric vehicles in Southeast Asia?

The race to adopt electric vehicles in Southeast Asia is heating up, and Brunei is the latest to throw its hat in the ring. The oil-rich Borneo nation is launching its EV pilot project in just three days on March 25, according to a report by The Star.

Will Brunei be able to sell electric cars by 2035?

Brunei is targeting 60% of total vehicle sales to be made up of electric models by 2035, said permanent secretary of energy Haji Azhar bin Haji Yahya. If achieved, it would cut out around 0.3 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions, equivalent to planting 4.6 million trees.

Will BYD introduce EV technology to Brunei?

BYD aims to introduce its cutting-edge EV technologies to Brunei through collaboration with local distributor Maju Motors. The company boasts a significant global milestone, achieving 1.86 million electric car sales last year, making it the world's top-selling EV brand.

Could Brunei outpace Singapore in embracing EVs?

Liu Xueliang, General Manager of Asia Pacific Auto Sales at BYD, believes Brunei could outpace even Singapore in embracing EVs due to economic, environmental, and energy considerations. BYD aims to introduce its cutting-edge EV technologies to Brunei through collaboration with local distributor Maju Motors.

Can Brunei become a global leader in EV adoption?

Brunei's potential to emerge as a global leader in EV adoption signifies a transformative shift toward sustainable and eco-friendly transportation. BYD's partnership with Brunei aligns with the nation's environmental values, presenting an exciting opportunity for economic growth and a positive impact on the world stage.

Is Brunei planning a charging station in Belait & Temburong?

Elsewhere, the country’s Borneo Bulletin has reported that Brunei has prioritised the Belait and Temburong districts for the installation of charging stations, as part of another pilot project under the ministry of development’s Green Protocol under BCCS.