tags - Sinar Daily

Traditionally shaped like flowers or fish, the bahulu they make come in the shapes of roses, tulips, pineapples and corn, and in attractive colours, in line with modern consumer demand. - Bernama photo

Despite rising EV sales in Malaysia, the numbers still fall short of the government's 15 per cent adoption target by 2030. Photo: Edited via Canva

This gap in technical expertise, coupled with underdeveloped service infrastructure and safety concerns, threatened to slow the country’s EV adoption despite increasing market enthusiasm. - Photo edited via Canva

Although Malaysia’s push towards electric mobility reflects significant progress, automotive experts are warning that the supporting infrastructure, consumer protections and technical assistance frameworks have not kept pace. - Photo edited via Canva

For many Malaysians, particularly middle-income earners living outside major cities, EVs are still viewed as a luxury or a secondary vehicle rather than a practical primary option. Photo edited via Canva

An ANA spokesman told AFP on Thursday that the aircraft, designed to carry a pilot and up to four passengers at speeds of up to 200 mph (320km/h), could be in service from as early as 2027. - Photo source: Joby Aviation

A married couple died tragically after the car they were travelling in skidded and crashed into power poles at KM13 of Jalan Segamat-Kuantan, yesterday.

In this story from the Land Below the Wind, there are no villains or heroes - only victims, namely farmers trying to make ends meet and Bornean elephants looking for food. Photo by Bernama

Photo for illustration purposes only: AFP

Photo for illustration purposes only: AFP