🚚 Pos Malaysia Supercharges Green Deliveries with 136 EV Vans
Pos Malaysia is going full electric! In conjunction with World EV Day 2025, the nation’s postal service has just rolled out 136 brand new electric vans, expanding Malaysia’s largest green delivery fleet and taking sustainability to the next level.
For the first time ever, these vans will also be deployed to East Malaysia, making clean and green deliveries a reality across the whole country.
🌏 Why This Matters for Malaysia
With over 1,252 e-bikes and 264 e-vans already on the road, Pos Malaysia isn’t just talking green, it’s driving it. These new Maxus eDeliver 3 vans, leased through Yinson GreenTech, are packed with smart features like telematics and route optimisation to make deliveries smoother, faster, and eco-friendlier.
Each van cuts about 1.11 tonnes of CO₂ per year, proving that every parcel delivered is a step towards a cleaner Malaysia.
💬 What Leaders Are Saying
- Charles Brewer, CEO of Pos Malaysia: “We’re not just delivering mail and parcels, we’re delivering a better tomorrow. These vans bring greener smiles to the last mile.”
- Weststar Maxus: Called the eDeliver 3 “a symbol of innovation and responsibility” that sets the benchmark for sustainable logistics.
- Yinson GreenTech: Confirmed ongoing support with fleet management, maintenance, and smart mobility solutions.
⚡ Fast Facts About Pos Malaysia’s EV Push
- 🚐 136 new vans added in Sept 2025
- 🌍 Largest EV logistics fleet in Malaysia
- 🔋 Goal: 100% electric fleet by 2030
- 🎯 Net-zero carbon emissions by 2050
- 📦 Over 7.2 million km of emission-free deliveries completed
🎉 What’s Next?
Pos Malaysia plans to scale even further in 2026, exploring renewable charging, carbon reporting tools, and more EV partnerships. For Malaysians, this means cleaner air, greener logistics, and a future where every delivery leaves a smaller carbon footprint.
Pos Malaysia’s electric van expansion is a game-changer for green logistics in Malaysia. By delivering not just parcels but also a promise of sustainability, the company is proving that the future of delivery is electric.