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RM449 EV Leasing Program for The Low Income?

Kumeran Sagathevan

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You heard it right, RM449 (100 Euro), but unfortunately this initiative is in works in France as part of President Emmanuel Macron’s campaign pledge to make electric cars leasing more affordable through government subsidies. 

France’s Budget Minister, Gabriel Attal announced last Sunday on French LCI television program that this 100 Euro a month EV leasing scheme would cost way less then what most citizens spend just on petrol. He further added that the government is expediting measures to roll this initiative out soon.

As EV sales for 2022 in France now stands as 12% of total vehicles sold, President Macron admits that EV is still out of reach for low-income households. However, through this government state-sponsored effort they would be able to kick start EV adoption and growth in a bigger scale while countering criticism that even with subsidies, EVs are still out of reach for many.


In the present, the French government is offering subsidies up to 6,000 Euros (RM26,900) for the purchase of EV costing less than 47,000 Euros (RM210,000). They do also give additional aid through its Cash-for-Clunkers Program when for old combustion-engine vehicles is traded-in. 

This affordable leasing program would in-turn benefit European and foreign carmakers who are in high-gear rolling out new electric models which includes Renault, Volkswagen, Peugeot and more. 

We do hope other governments, especially ours would be able to follow suit and come-up with something similar that would benefit the "rakyats" particularly the B40 and lower M40 bracket. This would in-turn positively benefit Malaysia's automotive industry and governments EV adoption effort altogether.  

(Source: Bloomberg)

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KUALA LUMPUR

VPY1854

SELANGOR

BSJ9277

JOHOR

JYK6106

PULAU PINANG

PRV4619

PERAK

APC3381

PAHANG

CFD9794

KEDAH

KGC8596

NEGERI SEMBILAN

NEH5323

KOTA KINABALU

SJN5465

KUCHING

QAB4781M

Last updated 05 Nov, 2025

Fuel Price

Petrol

RON 95

RM 2.60

RON 97

RM 3.20

+0.06

RON 100

RM 5.00

VPR

RM 6.23

Diesel

EURO 5 B10

RM 2.95

+0.06

EURO 5 B7

RM 3.15

+0.06

Last updated 30 Oct, 2025

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