Laws and regulations related to electric bicycles in Malaysia

In Malaysia, the relevant laws and regulations for electric bicycles mainly involve certification standards, import permits, registration, and usage restrictions, as follows:

1、 Certification standards

• Electric bicycles must meet the requirements of Malaysia's MS2514 standard before they can be used on the road. This standard specifies key parameters such as maximum speed and motor power for electric bicycles.

• Electric motorcycles must comply with the MS2513 standard, and electric light motorcycles must comply with the MS2688:2018 standard.

2、 Import License

• Importing electric motorcycles, electric light motorcycles, and electric bicycles requires obtaining an import license (MITI AP) from the Malaysian Ministry of Industry (MITI).
• Imported products must pass SIRIM certification to ensure compliance with Malaysian technical standards.

3、 Registration and Registration

• Users need to apply for registration with the Road Transport Safety Department (JPJ) under the Malaysian Ministry of Transport before they can legally travel on the road.

4、 Usage restrictions

• According to the Malaysian Road Traffic Law, micro vehicles such as electric scooters are prohibited from driving on the road, except for electric bicycles that meet the MS2514 standard.
• The maximum speed of electric bicycles shall not exceed 25 kilometers per hour, and the motor power shall not exceed 250 watts.
• Local authorities should establish dedicated roads for micro transportation vehicles (such as bicycle lanes) to ensure the safety of cyclists.

5、 Violation punishment

• Illegal use of electric bicycles may face fines or even the risk of vehicle confiscation.

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