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MKR launches Malaysia’s first EV tractor, partners technology leaders for smart farming solutions 

  • Collaboration aims to accelerate smart agriculture advancements in Malaysia
  • Supports Dasar Agromakanan Negara 2.0, M’sia’s policy for sustainable, tech-driven agriculture

Left to Right: UPM Associate Professor Dr. Nazmi Mat Nawi, MADA director of Mechanical and Electrical Division, Mohd Fadzil Mat Desa, MKR CEO, Mohamed Khalili Rosly, LPP chairman, Haji Mahfuz Omar, Credence senior VP of Operations, Moharmustaqeem Mohammed, and LPP director of Engineering Division, Zaipudin Mohamad.

MKR Hartamas (MKR) has introduced Malaysia’s first electric vehicle (EV) tractor, the TerraGlide EV40, marking a significant step towards transforming the nation’s agricultural sector. According to the company, the fully electric TerraGlide EV40 produces zero carbon emissions, aligning with the national agenda to combat climate change and promote sustainable farming practices.

This initiative supports the Dasar Agromakanan Negara 2.0, Malaysia’s key policy for developing a sustainable, tech-driven agriculture sector. The TerraGlide EV40 is a pivotal solution for addressing the urgent need for climate-conscious alternatives in agriculture, offering farmers a green, powerful replacement for traditional machinery.

MKR’s TerraGlide EV40 launch coincides with the signing of several Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with key partners, including Credence (a TM company), represented by its Senior VP of Operations, Moharmustaqeem Mohammed; Universiti Putra Malaysia, represented by Associate Professor Dr. Nazmi Mat Nawi, Head of the Department of Biological & Agricultural Engineering; Thai Achitech, represented by Managing Director Kingpetch Hempotirat; and Rompin Dairy Farm, represented by its CEO, Fahrizal Srihassan. MKR was represented by CEO Khalili Rosly.

These collaborations aim to accelerate the advancement of smart agriculture solutions, focusing on the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud-based digital services, and greener farming technologies to optimise crop yields, improve precision farming techniques, and reduce carbon footprints.

Commenting on the launch, Khalili Rosly said, “Our focus has always been on innovation that brings real value to the agricultural community. The TerraGlide EV40 is more than just an electric tractor—it symbolises the future of agriculture, where technology and sustainability go hand in hand. We are excited to partner with organisations like Credence that share our vision for a greener, smarter Malaysia.”

MKR’s expertise in IoT-driven agricultural projects has previously helped farmers improve productivity and sustainability. The TerraGlide EV40 builds on this success, offering an eco-friendly, high-performance solution that reduces operational costs and emissions while enhancing efficiency.

Together, MKR and its partners are shaping a future where smart agriculture, environmental sustainability, and advanced technology converge to create lasting benefits for Malaysia and beyond.

 

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