From 1 July 2025, drivers of non-Malaysian-registered vehicles found without a valid VEP will receive a compound fine of RM300 ($91).
Singaporeans can continue to drive into Malaysia, but are advised to register, install and activate the RFID VEP tag for their vehicles.
Audi's Neckarsulm plant is set to become the first factory in the Volkswagen Group to use RFID technology for vehicle identification throughout production.
From 1 October 2019 onwards, Singapore cars will have to register for a Vehicle Entry Permit to get through the customs to Malaysia. Here's what you should do.
The Malaysian VEP scheme, which requires Singapore-registered vehicles to register with Malaysia's Road Transport Department before entering, fails.
Malaysian authorities have announced that they will start collecting the RM20 ($6.64) Road Charge from Singaporean motorists starting 1st November.
The 1st October 2015 deadline to register for VEP will be pushed back by at least another four months to give the authorities time to come up with a better tag.
Nissan customers are set to benefit from an enhanced service experience with the opening of TC Nissan Hub by Tan Chong International, the exclusive distributor of Nissan cars in Singapore.