The government has announced that the current sales tax (SST) exemption for new vehicles has again been extended through to June 30, 2022.
The sales tax exemption currently in place for Malaysian consumers was first announced in June 2020, which came as part of the Penjana stimulus package to mitigate the effects of the first movement control order, which took place from March last year.
Originally scheduled to end on December 31 last year, the SST exemption was first extended to June 30, 2021, and then to December 31, 2021.
As before, the percentage of SST exemption remains unchanged from what was announced before, with 100% exemption for locally-assembled (CKD) cars and 50% for fully-imported (CBU) cars. The exemption has resulted in reduced prices for passenger cars, although pick-up trucks are not eligible as they are classified as commercial vehicles
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100% duties waive for EV, including road tax. Subsidising the riches?
Time to use this opportunity to get the game changing Perodua Ativa with AEB and award winning DNGA which will ensure your safety when you balik kampung! The extra cash can be used to get some game changing gear up bodykits so you can balik kampung with style!!
Sorry man.. My extra cash is going towards food & other necessities..
Time to save our country environment. Cause, slowly more countries are heading towards zero emissions gradually.
zero emissions your head. power stations & trucks not emissions arrh? even your everyday fart is an emission.
thats the point to reduce carbon emissions over time. Not right away . After years come when everything is ready for zero emissions government can ban petrol car and truck.
Even with SST exemption,can our YB Menteri kindly explain why the price of the smallest compact car Axia 1.0 Auto still cost a mind boggling RM37,000?
In Covidian times,before all the talk of electric cars come to fruition,lets go down to the bread and butter car..the Axia.The new Iriz 1.3 as also into the $40K category.
Even for retirees stuck with a boneshaker,buying an Axia is simply out of reach with such a high price tag.
At less than rm30k, can still get a new Axia E manual, but this version is considered as in the ‘kosong’ or minimal accessories & features category.
heisenberg,manual Axia..how many people prefer, with slopes and frequent need to control car to avoid the speeding food delivery riders.
sabrikor, any able bodied person with proper driving school training should be able to handle a simple basic car like the Axia E on the public roads. if unable to operate the manual gearbox, then considered as ‘less skilled’.
Why buy new Axia or Iriz if you already retired? Just buy the used one pun okay and cheaper
Used cars not cheap also..there is no such thing as buy and drive no need repair.The repairs can range from 5k to 15 K depending what rosak. Doesnt mean retired people cant buy new car,but at what price,for a tin kosong car?
Maybe you retire with used protong Saga.,not me.
Implying Melania Rosmah = Albert Einstein Senior
Also YB Albert, Albert Yong, DK, newme
LOL you should ask Perodua that since no one can blame taxes in this case as Axia gets 100% SST free.
Syukurrr keta lagi murah. Siram siirrraamm….
Terima kasih kerajaan. Sekarang, rakyat pasti akan gembira untuk beli kereta baru semasa SST exemption.
car prices already mad. increase sst lagi gone case.
SST should be abolished forever so that take home pay for gov servants/people can be slightly increased on monthly basis, no need to raise salary if gov/employer cannot afford it.
A country without any form of consumption tax? Are we like Dubai surrounded by generous oil sheikhs?
They’re waiting for bossku to work his magic & get donations from West Asia.
But wasnt it bosskita that promised no tolls & no taxes?
Should be different boss..
Wasn’t it the same boss back in May 2018, unless your implying sound like him, talk like him, looks like him, but not him.
The boss can also be her who has something to advise.
Ahh you mean her who see nothing, hear nothing to her husband weird hobbies in the bedroom with others. I wonder what advise she gives? Use protection perhaps?
Your favourite boss? Best of luck then…
Bossku foreva in waiting room. Kesian dia
He’s still waiting for your geng bang? Ok, understood.
Should have extended to year 2999….
All EV are so expensive. Only rich folks can afford. Common sense dictated that EV is most suitable for folks earning low wages. Why Malaysia government gives rich folks tax exemption for buying EV? Surely these rich folks can afford paying cheap subsidized petrol in Malaysia.
seem like the extended exemption until June 2022, but excluding the motorbike under 150cc, this year gov tax the capchai bike!!