THE Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS) 2024 is officially opened to visitors.

Organized by the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) and managed by Qube Integrated Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (Qube), the 10th edition of the event at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) will be held from December 5-11.

The event will showcase innovations in sustainability, electrification, and autonomous mobility under the theme “Beyond Mobility".

This includes exclusive car debuts, groundbreaking concept vehicles, attendance from automotive clubs from across Malaysia, along with activities like race simulators and more. 

Present are exclusive product previews from GWM with the luxury-focused WEY 80 and rugged Tank 500, and Perodua's futuristic concept car, the EMO-II. Nissan introduced its new B-SUV, while Toyota unveiled the Camry Hybrid and Corolla Cross Hybrid. 

Mazda brought its CX60 and CX80, and KIA launched the Sportage. MG Motor officially debuts the Cyberster, while GAC Aion previewed its premium GAC M8 and electric ES models. 

Honda's big highlight is the Prelude Concept, while Proton showcased the S70 R3 team car, fresh off its performance in the Sepang 1000KM race. 

Brands such as Mitsubishi, Royal Enfield, and Xpeng also unveiled their latest innovations.

Attendees will also stand a chance to win incredible prizes, including a Toyota Yaris 1.5G Limited, a Perodua Axia, and other rewards worth a total of RM250,000.

"As we look to the future, I am confident that Malaysia has the potential to become a regional hub for electric vehicle production and innovation. With initiatives like the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR), the development of 3,171 EV charging stations nationwide, and full exemptions on import, excise, and sales duties for EVs, we are paving the way for a greener, more sustainable future. 

"Events like KLIMS are crucial in accelerating this vision, bringing together stakeholders from around the world to collaborate and create solutions that benefit everyone. Let us remember that the responsibility for creating a sustainable future lies with all of us, and together, we can move Malaysia—beyond mobility," Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy Transition and Water Transformation Datuk Sri Haji Fadillah.

Datuk Sri Haji Fadillah who emphasized the vital role of KLIMS in driving Malaysia’s green and innovative future was in attendance of the event's officiation with Transport Minister Anthony Loke.

Over 800 attendees gathered for the grand opening ceremony of the event.

Emphasizing Malaysia’s commitment to sustainable transportation and energy transition, the minister added that KLIMS 2024 is set to serve as a platform for showcasing the future of mobility, providing insight into transformative trends such as electric vehicles (EVs) and eco-friendly mobility solutions. 

Additionally the event with emphasize the automotive industry’s critical role in driving economic growth. This will be done by fostering collaboration between local manufacturers, SMEs, and global players, the event reinforces Malaysia’s position as a regional hub for automotive innovation.

Speaking on 'Beyond Mobility', Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) president and KLIMS 2024 organizing committee chairman Mohd Shamsor said the event represents more than just an automotive exhibition and is a testament to the automotive industry's resilience, adaptability, and forward-thinking. 

"This year’s theme, ‘Beyond Mobility,’ reflects our commitment to advancing Malaysia’s transition to sustainable transportation and strengthening our position as a regional automotive leader".

Qube executive chairman Richard Teo said the team is thrilled to deliver a dynamic platform that bridges innovation, technology, and the automotive industry. 

"Our goal is to create an engaging and impactful experience for all stakeholders, from industry leaders to consumers and automotive enthusiasts, as we explore the future of this vital industry together," said Teo.

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