ELECTRIC VEHICLES WILL MAKE MALAYSIA A BETTER COUNTRY

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ELECTRIC VEHICLES WILL MAKE MALAYSIA A BETTER COUNTRY

11/10/2025 09:15 am MYT

I am a firm believer in electric vehicles (EV). I do not buy the crap that is being told by companies like Toyota or Honda or destructive leaders like Donald Trump about EV. When it comes to having a better and healthier environment, EV is the saviour.

When I go to a car park in a shopping mall or an office block, I get choked by the accumulated exhaust and my serious sinus problem flares up from the heat and humidity that have been accumulated from the hundreds of petrol engine cars in the car park. When waiting for a car upon arrival in KLIA or Penang's airport, one gets the same horrible environment destroying experience from the carbon monoxide being expelled from hundreds of internal combustion engine cars. Have you ever tried driving along the road with your car windows wound down ? Do not sit with your windows closed inside the air-conditioned compartment. Open them, then you will realise how polluting your petrol-engine car is. And the amount of noise pollution from the cars, buses, lorries and motorcycles revving their engines will eventually destroy your mental health.

Have you ever tried driving along the road with your car windows wound down ? Do not sit with your windows closed inside the air-conditioned compartment. Open them, then you will realise how polluting your petrol-engine car is.

Note from Publisher

By now if you have not registered for the 2025 Investor Day, please do so as soon as possible because the standard commitment fee of RM80 (excluding SST) is expiring on 31 Oct, after which the standard ticket price will increase to RM200 (excluding SST). You may attend this valuable event for free if you bring two friends.

Apart from learning about the complex but highly attractive semiconductor industry and the impact of Trump’s tariffs on Malaysian businesses and economy, there are many other sessions for all types of participants.

On 16 Nov, Tan Teng Boo will share his rich and deep experience on how he, as a non-technical person, mastered the semiconductor industry and discovered so many attractive investment gems. His talk will also benefit those who want to learn from him the art of successful investment research. Tan Mun Lin will present a very comprehensive introduction to the semiconductor industry – it is like the A to Z presentation. In addition, there will be a 2-hour forum consisting of 5 highly experienced players who will discuss the prospects and growth of the Malaysian semicon industry.

Also, on 16 Nov, Unisem, Kelington and Capital A will share the reasons why their companies are worth investing in.

Five remarkable women who have overcome immense adversity to succeed in their respective fields will share their inspiring life stories. This session is suitable not only for young women but for people of all ages and gender. By listening to these stories, we can be inspired to help others realize their full potential and achieve a fulfilling life.

Trump’s tariff has turned the global economy upside down. Traditional supply chains are uprooted. Orders slowing, cost rising. Yet, despite these impactful changes, new investment opportunities are being constantly created. This Trump tariff and supply chain forum will enlighten participants to see the risks and rewards from a fast changing new global economy. Again, there will be 5 highly experienced players to take you through this new world.

Saturday, 15 November will see Day 1 of the 2025 Investor Day, another day that comes with an incredible amount of learning, split into 2 sessions – the morning focuses on investing and the afternoon will see Tan Teng Boo explore what lies ahead for Malaysians.

Please go to https://invday.icapital.biz/events/2025 to view the full programme and register for the 2025 Investor Day.

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