KLIMS 2026 Offers Malaysians One Last Look At Today’s EV Prices Before New CBU Policy Takes Effect
The Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS) 2026 returns to the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) from 12 to 21 June (next week), arriving at a significant moment for Malaysia’s automotive industry as new policies affecting imported electric vehicles (EVs) are set to take effect next month.
With the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry’s (MITI) revised policy on completely built-up (CBU) EVs scheduled to begin on 1 July 2026, KLIMS 2026 may represent one of the final opportunities for consumers to explore and secure selected EV models before potential price adjustments come into effect.
More Than Just An Auto Show
KLIMS 2026 will bring together a broad range of automotive brands, mobility solutions and emerging technologies under one roof. Visitors will have the opportunity to compare vehicles from multiple manufacturers, learn about the latest EV developments and gain insights into ownership, charging infrastructure and the future of sustainable mobility.
Industry experts and EV technology providers will also be present throughout the event to help consumers better understand the practical aspects of transitioning to electric mobility.
Over 60 Vehicles Available For Test Drives
One of the major highlights of this year’s show is the extensive test-drive programme, with more than 60 vehicles available for visitors to experience firsthand.
This allows potential buyers to evaluate multiple models across different brands in a single venue, making KLIMS 2026 one of the largest vehicle test-drive events in the country.
Participating brands are also expected to offer exclusive promotions, special financing packages, booking incentives and limited-time deals throughout the exhibition period.
Ticket Prices And Unlimited Access Pass
Entry to KLIMS 2026 remains free for all visitors on weekdays from Monday to Thursday.
For Fridays, weekends and public holidays, admission rates are as follows:
- Adults (12 years and above): RM30
- Senior citizens (60 years and above): RM15
- Persons with Disabilities (OKU): RM15
- Students (with valid student ID): RM15
- Children below 12 years old: Free
Visitors planning to attend multiple days can opt for the KLIMS 2026 Unlimited Access Pass, priced at RM80, which provides access throughout the entire show period. A five-person bundle pass is also available for RM100.
Free Shuttle Services Available
To improve accessibility, KLIMS 2026 will provide complimentary transportation services from several locations around Kuala Lumpur.
Free bus services will operate from MRT Titiwangsa and LRT Pasar Seni, while van shuttle services will be available from MATRADE Open Car Park and the National Hockey Stadium.
Additional shuttle services will also connect visitors from nearby locations including Masjid Mahkamah Persekutuan, MITI, MATRADE, Publika Shopping Gallery, Hyatt House Kuala Lumpur, Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri Jalan Duta, Hockey Stadium and Tennis Stadium.
How To Attend
Visitors can register and purchase tickets through the official KLIMS registration portal:
Registration: https://reg.klims.com.my/Account/RegisterVisitor
For event updates, participating brands and activity schedules, visit:
Official Website: https://klims.com.my/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/klims.com.my/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/klims_my/
CarTok Editor’s Note
The significance of KLIMS 2026 extends beyond the cars on display. With Malaysia’s EV market entering a new phase as policy incentives evolve, the show offers a rare opportunity for consumers to compare dozens of models side-by-side before the next chapter of EV pricing begins.
