Automotive sector braces for bumpy ride


THE Malaysian automotive sector is at a crossroads as it approaches 2025, with industry players and analysts divided between cautious optimism and tempered expectations.

The dynamics of civil servant salary adjustments, petrol subsidy rationalisation and shifting consumer preferences are shaping a complex outlook, leaving the industry poised for both challenges and opportunities.

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