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JPJePlate: Is the Malaysian flag printed wrongly on EV plates? - SoyaCincau
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JPJePlate: Is the Malaysian flag printed wrongly on EV plates? - SoyaCincau
In case you didn’t know, Malaysia introduced the JPJePlate, a standardised number plate design which is made mandatory for new Zero Emissions Vehicles starting 9th November 2024. The new number plate design is adopted not just for new Battery Electric Vehicles (EV) but also for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEV) registered in Malaysia. After the JPJePlate was introduced for over a year, some have noticed something different with the Mal…
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