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Malaysia's commitment to hydrogen car technology as part of its clean energy initiatives under the 13th Malaysia Plan has garnered support from the Malaysian Automotive Association. However, the association emphasizes the need for effective policies, tariffs, and incentives to facilitate the adoption of hydrogen vehicles.

The government’s roadmap positions hydrogen at the core of future mobility, particularly for sectors difficult to electrify. With a significant budget allocation for development, the plan aims to enhance the automotive sector, local workforce skills, and infrastructure, ultimately driving a transition to cleaner transportation.