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JPJ seizes 3,790 luxury vehicles worth RM550m in nationwide crackdown since June 2025

KOTA BHARU, Sept 27 — A total of 3,790 luxury vehicles worth an estimated RM550 million were seized by the Road Tr...

JPJ seizes 3,790 luxury vehicles worth RM550m in nationwide crackdown since June 2025

On September 27, 2025, the Road Transport Department (JPJ) announced the seizure of 3,790 luxury vehicles, valued at roughly RM550 million, as part of its ongoing Ops Luxury campaign launched in June 2025. Datuk Muhammad Kifli Ma Hassan, senior director of enforcement, revealed that 785 vehicles were seized between June and December 2025, while 3,005 luxury vehicles were confiscated from January 1 to September 26 of the same year.

Negeri Sembilan led the effort, with 469 luxury vehicles seized, followed by Selangor (410), Kuala Lumpur (382), Johor (367), and Penang (357). Some luxury vehicle owners reportedly hesitated to renew their road tax at JPJ offices due to being blacklisted for prior offenses. The department found that approximately 20% of the luxury vehicle owners were involved in cosmetic enterprises, influencer work, or business.

Muhammad Kifli emphasized that owners and drivers are responsible for ensuring the validity of their vehicle documents and adherence to road laws, regardless of the vehicle's price or type. JPJ will maintain the Ops Luxury initiative to ensure all road users comply with the law.

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