Can you ride electric bikes or scooters into Malaysia? MyMechanic explains the future of VEP rules for cross-border personal mobility devices (PMDs) from Singapore.
Electric mobility is changing the way we travel — not just within cities, but even across borders. As more Singaporeans turn to electric bikes and scooters for daily transport, many are wondering: “Can I ride my e-bike or scooter into Malaysia?” While today’s VEP system is designed for cars and motorcycles, future rules may soon include personal electric mobility devices (PMDs) like e-bikes and scooters. At MyMechanic, we’re keeping an eye on the changes so you can stay informed and compliant.
As of 2025, crossing into Malaysia on an electric bike or scooter is not officially supported under the current VEP system. However, the demand is growing, and authorities on both sides are:
Here’s what you need to know before riding your e-bike toward the border:
As electric mobility expands, Malaysia may introduce:
Right now, VEP for e-bikes and scooters is not required — but we expect this to change. Here’s how MyMechanic can help:
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Read Customer Stories →Electric mobility is here to stay — and cross-border travel will eventually catch up. If you're a frequent rider or business user looking to cross into Malaysia, MyMechanic will be your go-to guide for the latest VEP requirements and support.
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