GET
Teksi Madani taxi plates: Gabungan E-hailing dan Teksi
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Key Facts
- Issue Date
- 3 Jul 2026
- Issuance Range
- GET + serial (Teksi Madani vehicles only)
- Rarity
- Functional (reserved for Teksi Madani vehicles)
- Transfer Rules
- Reserved for vehicles in the Teksi Madani programme; JPJePlates are fitted only by dealers or JPJ-appointed parties.
Key Points
- GET stands for Gabungan E-hailing dan Teksi.
- Launched with Teksi Madani on 3 July 2026 on the red Proton S70.
- Red characters on a white JPJePlate with a grey tag, unlike the green-tagged EV plate.
- Extended to Sarawak in September 2026.
Series Overview
GET is the registration series created for Teksi Madani, the national taxi programme launched by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on 3 July 2026. The letters stand for Gabungan E-hailing dan Teksi, a combined e-hailing and taxi service, and the series is reserved for vehicles in the programme.
The plate is new as well as the prefix. GET registrations use JPJePlate hardware, the embossed aluminium plate introduced for electric vehicles in 2024, with red characters on a white background instead of black, a grey side tag in place of the EV version's green one, and no hot-stamped authentic watermark on the front plate. Like other JPJePlates it carries the MAL identifier and flag, a QR code, a laser-engraved serial and an RFID tag, and is fixed with one-way security screws.
The launch vehicle is a red Proton S70 with no livery and no roof topper. LED panels on the windscreen and rear glass show either Teksi or E-hailing depending on the trip, and taxi permits under the scheme are issued directly to drivers. The programme was extended to Sarawak in September 2026 with the same white GET plates.
Taxis outside the programme continue to carry the older H-plus-state registrations (HA to HW).
Sources
Sources checked for the GET entry.
- Teksi Madani Gets New Ev Style Jpjeplate Get Series With White Plate Red Lettering And Grey TagPaul Tan's Automotive NewsOpen citation: Teksi Madani Gets New Ev Style Jpjeplate Get Series With White Plate Red Lettering And Grey Tag
- Teksi Madani Launched Red Proton S70 Turbo No Livery Without Taxi Topper Excise Sales Tax ExemptPaul Tan's Automotive NewsOpen citation: Teksi Madani Launched Red Proton S70 Turbo No Livery Without Taxi Topper Excise Sales Tax Exempt
- After Evs Taxis Are Next To Get The JpjeplateAutoBuzzOpen citation: After Evs Taxis Are Next To Get The Jpjeplate
- Teksi Madani Proton S70Lowyat.NETOpen citation: Teksi Madani Proton S70
- Teksi Madani Programme Expanded To Sarawak Red Proton S70 With Get White Plates Flagship X VariantPaul Tan's Automotive NewsOpen citation: Teksi Madani Programme Expanded To Sarawak Red Proton S70 With Get White Plates Flagship X Variant
Frequently Asked Questions
What does GET stand for?
Gabungan E-hailing dan Teksi, meaning combined e-hailing and taxi. The vehicles can work as either, and LED signs on the glass show which mode they are in.
How is a GET plate different from an EV plate?
Both use JPJePlate hardware, but GET plates have red characters instead of black, a grey side tag instead of green, and no hot-stamped watermark on the front plate.
Do all taxis now use GET plates?
No. GET is reserved for Teksi Madani vehicles. Other taxis keep their H-plus-state registrations such as HB or HW.
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