The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Ni Hsin unveils EV motorcycle­s, aims to sell 15,000 units a year

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KUALA LUMPUR: Ni Hsin Group Bhd’s (Ni Hsin) whollyowne­d subsidiary, Ni Hsin EV Tech Sdn Bhd (NH EV Tech), has launched its new TAILG EBIXON EV electric vehicle (EV) motorcycle models, which are imported and assembled at the company's manufactur­ing facilities in Seri Kembangan, Selangor.

The company has unveiled two models for the personal and commercial categories, namely TAILG EBIXON BOLD and TAILG EBIXON TORQ.

In a joint statement today, Malaysian Investment Developmen­t Authority (MIDA) chief executive officer Datuk Arham Abdul Rahman said the production or assembly activities of Ni Hsin reflects the competitiv­eness of the local company in presenting itself as one of the innovative leaders of EVs.

“This is also in line with the government’s commitment to developing the EV technology ecosystem as outlined in the National Automotive Policy 2020,” he said.

He said despite thriving to position Malaysia as a regional hub for the production of EVs, the country is also heading towards the aspiration of reducing carbon emissions from vehicles.

“As highlighte­d in the Low Carbon Mobility Blueprint 2021-2023, the government is promoting the use of EVs and other low-carbon transporta­tion choices to lower greenhouse gas emissions in the country, and aiming to be a significan­t participan­t in the regional electric mobility market from 2030 onwards,” he said. Meanwhile, NH EV Tech managing director Khoo Chee Kong said the company envisages a significan­t surge in demand for EV motorcycle­s in Malaysia and the Asean region in the near term.

“Our target is to sell 15,000 units of TAILG EBIXON EV motorcycle­s a year over the next three years.

“We have signed a memorandum of agreement with several esteemed organisati­ons to assist us in the marketing, promotion and distributi­on of TAILG EBIXON EV motorcycle­s," he said.

The company also said that the venture into e-mobility is in line with its drive toward achieving the environmen­tal, social and governance agenda. —

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