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Home News Auto News BMW Malaysia’s Child Seat Subsidy Program Opens For Registration BMW Malaysia’s Child Seat Subsidy Program Opens For Registration Auto News Gokul | July 23, 2021 03:41 pm In an effort to accelerate the adoption of child car seats, BMW Malaysia, through a subsidy programme as part of the BMW Safety 360 initiative, collaborated with Childline Foundation and Safe ‘n Sound to offer 150 units of infant carrier car seats at a subsidized price of RM100 each. This is in line with the Malaysian Transport Ministry’s move to enforce the usage of child car seats starting January 2020. To encourage the adoption of child car seat usage, drivers will not be penalised for the first six months of enforcement but will receive warnings to install the seats. The rear-facing infant carrier car seat which BMW Malaysia and Safe ‘n Sound will be offering at RM100 each, usually retails at RM199, and can be used from birth to 13kg. It also carries the ECE R44-04 certification. Parents who are interested can register for the subsidised infant carrier car seat at www.safensound.com.my/pages/child-car-seat-subsidy-programme from now until 15th December 2019. Those eligible for the subsidy will be notified, after which a payment of RM 100 must be made prior to the pick-up of the car seat. Harald Hoelzl, Managing Director of BMW Group Malaysia said, “With only 30% of drivers using child car seats for their children, it became more imperative for us as automakers to press on for child safety, regardless of the challenges we encounter in the fight for its education and accessibility. It is encouraging to see the Ministry of Transport take a definite step into making child car seats mandatory in the year to come, but at the same time, recognise that there are parents who may have limited access to them – therefore providing tax breaks and reduced excise fee for child car seats. In support of that, we are now bringing the subsidy programme online to make infant carrier car seats accessible to households with income less than RM 3,000 a month.” ✕ Let's Connect on Whatsapp We protect your personal information in compliance with the PDPA I agree with Carlist.my Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. I agree to receive personalised communication from Carlist.my and its car sellers, business affiliates and partners. Check out the best car deals in town! Prev Next Special offer - call now! days hours Avg. mkt. Why no price is listed? Sometime dealer wants you to contact for the best price. I Why no price is listed? Sometime dealer wants you to contact for the best price. Related Tags BMW Print Related News BMW Introduces Two Motor Plug-in Hybrid Concept In Vienna Auto News Hans | June 30, 2015 Following the overwhelmingly successful introduction of the BMW i8 (waiting period stretching up to 18 months now), and the upcoming BMW X5 eDrive ... BMW Group Malaysia To Pay For Your Car's GST Buying Guides Hans | June 30, 2015 No, they are not, at least not permanently. That was just a cheeky marketing line from BMW. According to an announcement made on BMW Group Malaysia’s ... BMW: Lessons From California For Successful EV Introduction Auto News Hans | October 06, 2015 In the quest to commercialise electric vehicles, incentivising customers at point of sale is far more important than formulating high level strategic ... ECU Tuning, And Why Many Are Doing It Wrong – Steve Dinan Auto News Hans | October 23, 2015 Steve Dinan is one of the godfathers of ECU tuning. He has been hacking into car engines' electronic control units since 1982, on his own BMW 325i, ... Comments
BMW Malaysia’s Child Seat Subsidy Program Opens For Registration Auto News Gokul | July 23, 2021 03:41 pm In an effort to accelerate the adoption of child car seats, BMW Malaysia, through a subsidy programme as part of the BMW Safety 360 initiative, collaborated with Childline Foundation and Safe ‘n Sound to offer 150 units of infant carrier car seats at a subsidized price of RM100 each. This is in line with the Malaysian Transport Ministry’s move to enforce the usage of child car seats starting January 2020. To encourage the adoption of child car seat usage, drivers will not be penalised for the first six months of enforcement but will receive warnings to install the seats. The rear-facing infant carrier car seat which BMW Malaysia and Safe ‘n Sound will be offering at RM100 each, usually retails at RM199, and can be used from birth to 13kg. It also carries the ECE R44-04 certification. Parents who are interested can register for the subsidised infant carrier car seat at www.safensound.com.my/pages/child-car-seat-subsidy-programme from now until 15th December 2019. Those eligible for the subsidy will be notified, after which a payment of RM 100 must be made prior to the pick-up of the car seat. Harald Hoelzl, Managing Director of BMW Group Malaysia said, “With only 30% of drivers using child car seats for their children, it became more imperative for us as automakers to press on for child safety, regardless of the challenges we encounter in the fight for its education and accessibility. It is encouraging to see the Ministry of Transport take a definite step into making child car seats mandatory in the year to come, but at the same time, recognise that there are parents who may have limited access to them – therefore providing tax breaks and reduced excise fee for child car seats. In support of that, we are now bringing the subsidy programme online to make infant carrier car seats accessible to households with income less than RM 3,000 a month.” ✕ Let's Connect on Whatsapp We protect your personal information in compliance with the PDPA I agree with Carlist.my Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. I agree to receive personalised communication from Carlist.my and its car sellers, business affiliates and partners. Check out the best car deals in town! Prev Next Special offer - call now! days hours Avg. mkt. Why no price is listed? Sometime dealer wants you to contact for the best price. I Why no price is listed? Sometime dealer wants you to contact for the best price. Related Tags BMW
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