War makes energy security a focus Southeast Asian countries are hoping for new energy vehicles.

Due to the impact of the Iran war, the energy supply in various countries in Southeast Asia has plummeted. In order to reduce the demand for oil and increase energy security, some governments have introduced incentives for new energy vehicles. Although the rise in fuel prices may push for the popularization of new energy vehicles, the specific impact will vary depending on the market conditions and the duration of the conflict. If oil prices remain high, the overall cost advantage of new energy vehicles will be further highlighted. However, the economic growth slowdown and supply chain disruptions triggered by this crisis may offset some of the positive effects.