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Foton Iblue EV

RM 198,800 - 205,800

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2025 235km Panel Van
RM 198,800
2025 235km Semi Panel Van
RM 205,800
Length[mm]
5320
Width[mm]
1695
Height[mm]
1990
Wheelbase[mm]
3050
Seats
2
Type of Motor
PMSM
Total Motor Power[kW]
85
Total Motor Torque[N·m]
290
Battery Type
LFP battery
Battery Capacity[kWh]
50.23
Gear Box
1
Transmission Type
Fixed Gear Ratio
Drivetrain
RWD
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Length[mm]
5320
Width[mm]
1695
Height[mm]
1990
Wheelbase[mm]
3050
Seats
2
Type of Motor
PMSM
Total Motor Power[kW]
85
Total Motor Torque[N·m]
290
Battery Type
LFP battery
Battery Capacity[kWh]
50.23
Gear Box
1
Transmission Type
Fixed Gear Ratio
Drivetrain
RWD
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FAQs

What is the current price of the Foton iBlue EV in Malaysia for 2026?
The Foton iBlue EV is priced from approximately RM 200,000 for the Panel Van and RM 207,000 for the Semi-Panel Van (on-the-road without insurance). While initial prices were set in 2023, buyers in 2026 should consult authorized dealers like Indah Utara for the latest promotional rebates or updated pricing following any changes in EV tax policies.
How much is the annual road tax for a Foton iBlue EV in 2026?
Starting January 1, 2026, the Malaysian government has implemented a new kilowatt-based road tax for EVs. With an electric motor output of 85 kW, the Foton iBlue EV falls into a lower power bracket, making its annual road tax significantly more affordable than traditional diesel commercial vans.
What is the maximum driving range on a full charge?
The Foton iBlue EV offers a range of 235 km (NEDC) or 195 km (WLTP) per full charge. This range is specifically designed for urban "last-mile" delivery services within city limits where daily mileage is predictable.
How long does it take to charge the Foton iBlue EV?
Using a DC Fast Charger (CCS2), it takes approximately 40 minutes to charge from 20% to 80%. For overnight charging, a standard AC Slow Charge (Type 2) will take about 8 hours for a full charge from 20% to 100%.
What is the cargo capacity of the Foton iBlue EV?
Designed for efficiency, it boasts a massive cargo space of 7.1 cubic metres, with a rear cargo area measuring 3,480 mm in length and 1,540 mm in width. This makes it ideal for bulky items and commercial logistics.
What type of battery technology does the Foton iBlue EV use?
It uses a high-performance CATL Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery with a capacity of 50.23 kWh. LFP batteries are known for their safety, long life cycle, and stability, which are crucial for high-usage commercial vehicles.
What is the warranty coverage for the Foton iBlue EV in Malaysia?
Foton provides a manufacturer warranty of 6 years or 200,000 km (whichever comes first), ensuring peace of mind for business owners regarding battery and powertrain reliability.
Are there any government incentives for purchasing an electric van in 2026?
While some early tax exemptions have transitioned, the government still encourages local assembly (CKD) with specific tax benefits. Businesses can also benefit from lower operating costs and potentially ESG-related corporate tax deductions for adopting green technology.
How does the maintenance of an iBlue EV compare to a diesel van?
Maintenance for the iBlue EV is significantly simpler as it has fewer moving parts compared to an internal combustion engine. There is no need for engine oil changes, fuel filters, or spark plugs, leading to lower long-term servicing costs for fleet managers.
Where can I find service centers for the Foton iBlue EV in Malaysia?
After-sales support is provided through Berjaya China Motor's (Handal BCM) network across Malaysia. Key centers are located in Petaling Jaya and Johor Bahru, with authorized dealers like Sagito Motor supporting regional needs.
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