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Mforce extends electric motorcycle rebate deadline to Oct 31, 2026

Mforce Bhd has extended its RM2,400 rebate on seven electric motorcycle models to Oct 31, 2026, the third delay since the programme began in mid-2024.

Source: SoyaCincau · August 24, 2026 at 10:53 PM · AI-assisted report

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Mforce extends electric motorcycle rebate deadline to Oct 31, 2026
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KUALA LUMPUR, 25 AUGUST 2026 —

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Mforce Bhd has extended its RM2,400 rebate on seven electric motorcycle models to Oct 31, 2026, the third delay since the programme began in mid-2024.

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The rebate applies to seven models from Zeeho, Yadea and QJ Motor, lowering the entry price to RM3,098. Unlike the now-closed national electric motorcycle programme run by MARiiCas—which capped rebates at RM2,400 and closed in August 2023—Mforce’s offer is open to all Malaysians regardless of income.

Buyers must register on the Mforce.Cas portal, select up to three models, and receive a QR code within 30 minutes. The code must be presented to an authorised Mforce dealer to secure the discount. The company said the extension gives consumers more time to use the rebate, which was originally set to expire on June 30, 2024 before being pushed back twice.

Slower-than-expected uptake among motorcyclists has prompted the latest delay, Mforce said. Industry watchers say the programme reflects Malaysia’s push to accelerate EV adoption, though uptake remains modest due to price sensitivity and limited charging infrastructure outside urban centres.

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