Malaysian Government to Implement Lemon Law
The government of Malaysia is set to amend the Consumer Protection Act 1999 to incorporate elements of a lemon law, as announced by Prime Minister and Finance Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim during the tabling of Budget 2026.
This move follows a six-month feasibility study conducted last year, which concluded that a specific legal framework is needed to address issues and limitations related to consumer protection in the automotive industry.
The Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) welcomes this move, but notes that a clear definition and criteria are needed for the implementation of the lemon law.
MAA welcomes the government's move to implement a lemon law in Malaysia.
- The amendment aims to protect the rights of consumers with regard to automotive purchases.
- A six-month feasibility study was conducted last year to assess the need for a lemon law.
Author's summary: Malaysia to introduce lemon law.
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