1. Copyright Reserved GreenTech Malaysia 1 Project Brief/Summary  Towards establishing Malaysia as the global EV hub through capturing the regional market for EV manufacturing, financing, and support solutions  EV Roadmap to outline the path towards achieving 10% EV by 2020 Objectives  To develop a Comprehensive EV Industry Roadmap charting the growth of the EV industry towards regional leadership position  To continue with EV awareness and promotion programs, focussing primarily on government stakeholders  To embark on EV bus and EV motorcycle programs  To develop EV Technology Centers of Excellence (COEs) at local universities and research institutions Project Fund: RM 600,000 Duration: 1 Jan 2013 – 31 Dec 2013 Expected Outcomes  National Electric Vehicle Roadmap by December 2013 Status  Roadmap is 46% completed PROJECT : ELECTRIC VEHICLE ROADMAP REPORTING PERIOD : 1/8/2013 – 31/8/2013

2. Copyright Reserved GreenTech Malaysia 2 Activities Completed (During reporting period)  Review of UNECE R100 (23-25 Aug)  Review improvements in Building Code (23-25 Aug)  EV media event – flag-off balik raya (1 Aug)  EV Country Casebook: KIVed until after EV Melaka drive event (30 Aug)  EV detailed scoping for industry blueprint completed (26-30 Aug)  EV incentives : Sustainable Mobility Fund paper for MTHPI (19-23 Aug)  Industry / market review in progress (14-16 Aug)  EV KL-Melaka run plan in progress (28-30 Aug) % completed: 46% % funds utilised: 51% Activities Planned (For next reporting period)  To continue review of UNECE R100 (23-25 Sep)  To continue review and propose improvements in Building Code (23-25 Sep)  EV incentives : Sustainable Mobility Fund paper for MTHPI (19-23 Aug)  Conduct industry / market review (14-16 Sep)  Identify collaborator for social and economic analysis related to EV (26-30 Sep)  Preparation for EV KL-Melaka run (28-30 Sep) PROJECT : ELECTRIC VEHICLE ROADMAP REPORTING PERIOD : 1/8/2013 – 31/8/2013

3. Copyright Reserved GreenTech Malaysia 3 Impacts of the Project 4 new private companies setup to provide EV charging infrastructure. Total private investment estimated at RM4 mil. Potential investment from Tesla and BYD for manufacturing of EV in Malaysia. Photos of activities for the period of reporting Challenges NAP still not launched yet Tax exemption in 2014 unclear Actions Continue communication with MAI/MITI Follow-up on discussion with MITI, MOF, MAI PROJECT : ELECTRIC VEHICLE ROADMAP REPORTING PERIOD : 1/8/2013 – 31/8/2013 The EV Bus at flagged off on 1 Aug 2013