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Pos Malaysia unveils first autonomous logistics vehicle, Fahmi assures no layoffs

The initiative is part of the company’s transformation, digital innovation, and automation journey

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22/01/2026
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Pos Malaysia unveils first autonomous logistics vehicle, Fahmi assures no layoffs

The AV, named Zelos, is a level four fully driverless and zero-emission logistics vehicle. Pix courtesy of marketingmagazine.com.my

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Pos Malaysia today unveiled its first autonomous vehicle (AV), marking a significant step in its digital transformation journey.

The AV, named Zelos, is a level four fully driverless and zero-emission logistics vehicle. It was introduced in collaboration with the Communications Ministry and Autonomous Logistic Solutions Sdn Bhd (ALS).

Pos Malaysia Chairman Tan Sri Syed Faisal Albar said the initiative is part of the company’s transformation, digital innovation, and automation journey.

“Our AV initiative signifies a pivotal milestone in our journey to transform Pos Malaysia into a modern, innovative and sustainable logistics provider.

“Zelos represents more than just technological advancement; it represents a concrete step towards a more sustainable and efficient operation.

“The technology has the potential to reduce fuel consumption, optimise delivery routes and minimise wastage in our daily operations. We are proud to be at the forefront of Malaysia’s digital evolution and to lead the industry into a new era of automation,” he said.

As Malaysia’s first autonomous logistics deployment of its kind, ALS and Pos Malaysia will also undertake a six-month proof of concept at the National Mail Centre in Shah Alam, serving as a critical first step towards on-road adoption.

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