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Malaysia is on track to meet its target of maintaining 10,000 EV chargers by 2025, with a total of 2,214 charging stations already installed as of March 20, 2024. This milestone marks a significant step towards creating a more sustainable transportation network in the country. One key factor driving the growth of the EV sector is the demand for electric vehicles, which require at least 3,000 chips per car sourced from the electrical and electronics (E&E) sector. This sector plays a crucial role in Malaysia's economy, contributing to 40 per cent of the country's manufacturing exports. With the rise of EVs, the E&E sector is poised to further boost Malaysia's exports and drive economic growth. The establishment of EV charging stations involves coordination between various agencies, including the Energy Commission and local authorities. To streamline the approval process and reduce waiting times, the government is working to make the setup of charging stations more efficient. This initiative aims to address concerns about lengthy approval periods and accelerate the development of a comprehensive charging network. As the EV charging infrastructure continues to expand, it will help alleviate range anxiety and encourage more consumers to adopt electric vehicles. Ultimately, a more widespread network of charging stations will support the growth of EV sales and contribute to a cleaner and greener transportation system in Malaysia. With the right policies and investments in place, Malaysia is well-positioned to capitalize on the opportunities presented by the EV revolution. By maintaining its commitment to sustainable transportation solutions, the country can drive innovation, fuel economic growth, and create a more environmentally friendly future for generations to come. #EVCharging #SustainableTransportation #GreenFuture #MalaysiaEV #ElectricalandElectronicsSector #EconomicGrowth

🚗 **The EV Revolution in Malaysia: Charging Ahead!** ⚡ For years, one of the biggest concerns about electric vehicles (EVs) in Malaysia has been the lack of charging infrastructure. Many believed this would hinder the adoption of EVs and keep us tied to traditional ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) vehicles. But times are changing—fast. Today, EV charging stations are no longer a rarity. From the north to the south and even the east of Peninsular Malaysia, the network is expanding rapidly. A prime example is **ChargEV’s latest milestone**: the deployment of Malaysia’s **first electric truck-ready charging hub** at Tangkak, Johor. This charging hub is a game-changer. With a **400kW DC charger and 8 bays**, it’s designed not just for passenger EVs but also for **electric commercial lorries**—a critical step in supporting the logistics industry’s transition to sustainability. Located at Tangkak Pitstop, less than 1km from the Tangkak Toll Plaza, it’s strategically positioned along the North-South Expressway, making it an ideal stop for EV drivers traveling between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. What’s even more exciting is the **scalability** of this hub. With room to add more charging points as demand grows, it’s a clear sign that Malaysia is preparing for a future dominated by EVs. But this is just the beginning. ChargEV is also partnering with eLoaded to deploy more large-scale DC charging hubs, including an upcoming site at **Elmina Lakeside Mall** with **16 DC charging points**. ### Breaking the ICE Barrier 🧊 The rise of EV charging infrastructure is not just about convenience—it’s about breaking the traditional ICE car paradigm. Here’s how: 1. **Sustainability**: EVs produce zero tailpipe emissions, reducing our carbon footprint. 2. **Cost Efficiency**: With charging rates as low as **RM1.60/kWh** (and even lower for ChargEV members), EVs are becoming more affordable to run compared to ICE vehicles. 3. **Future-Proofing**: As charging networks expand, range anxiety diminishes, making EVs a viable option for long-distance travel. The Tangkak charging hub is a testament to Malaysia’s commitment to a greener future. It’s not just about keeping up with global trends—it’s about leading the charge in Southeast Asia. What are your thoughts on Malaysia’s EV infrastructure development? Are you ready to make the switch from ICE to EV? Let’s discuss! ⬇️ #ElectricVehicles #Sustainability #EVCharging #Malaysia #GreenFuture #ChargEV #Innovation #CleanEnergy

Recently, chargEV launched Malaysia’s fastest EV charging station at Damansara Uptown’s Starling Mall. With 400kW DC chargers and 5 EV charging bays, this station offers swift, seamless charging for EV drivers—making it accessible and convenient for the public.   A special thanks to See Hoy Chan Group, our partners, and everyone who joined us to mark this achievement. Let’s continue driving change and staying positively charged!   #yinson #yinsongreentech #chargEV #StarlingMall SengTeong ST Chua Puvanendren M. Maniam Kimberly Choong Doris Yap

Indonesia's First EV Battery Factory to Start Operation in June ⚡ Indonesia's President Joko Widodo announced that the country's first electric vehicle (EV) battery factory, owned by PT Hyundai LG Industry (HLI) Green Power, will begin operations in June. Located in Karawang, West Java, the factory has a maximum capacity of 10 GW per hour and can produce up to 32.6 million battery units. This move signifies a big step toward building a domestic environmentally friendly vehicle ecosystem. Indonesia already hosts 59 EV manufacturers and can potentially produce 1.6 million electric motorbikes annually, though current production is 100,000 units. 🚲🌱 https://lnkd.in/gaVBvZ2E

To accelerate the rollout of EV charging points in Indonesia, key stakeholders must play their part: - Public-Private collaboration and coordination are crucial - Authorities need to ensure speedy processing of the numerous licenses and permits required - Investing in EV infrastructure demands patience due to long payback periods - Enhancing the visibility of charging stations through education and marketing is vital. #AEIS2024 #EV #SUSTAINABILITY #INDONESIA

📢 On January 22, eTreego signed an MoU with V-GREEN to install 100,000 charging portals in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. ➡️ Both parties will research and work towards their strategic goals, including building and operating 100,000 franchised charging portals for VinFast EVs by 2030. Specifically, in the second quarter of 2025, eTreego will deploy 200 pilot charging portals in Vietnam, before expanding into VinFast's two key international markets: Indonesia and the Philippines. ➡️ According to the MoU, eTreego will be the charging station product supplier for V-GREEN. Furthermore, eTreego has agreed to lease designated locations and facilitate introductions to potential partner sites in key areas for the development and expansion of V-GREEN's charging station network. #investvietnam #tradevietnam #ipavietnam

📢 On January 22, eTreego signed an MoU with V-GREEN to install 100,000 charging portals in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. ➡️ Both parties will research and work towards their strategic goals, including building and operating 100,000 franchised charging portals for VinFast EVs by 2030. Specifically, in the second quarter of 2025, eTreego will deploy 200 pilot charging portals in Vietnam, before expanding into VinFast's two key international markets: Indonesia and the Philippines. ➡️ According to the MoU, eTreego will be the charging station product supplier for V-GREEN. Furthermore, eTreego has agreed to lease designated locations and facilitate introductions to potential partner sites in key areas for the development and expansion of V-GREEN's charging station network. #investvietnam #tradevietnam #ipavietnam

📢 On January 22, eTreego signed an MoU with V-GREEN to install 100,000 charging portals in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. ➡️ Both parties will research and work towards their strategic goals, including building and operating 100,000 franchised charging portals for VinFast EVs by 2030. Specifically, in the second quarter of 2025, eTreego will deploy 200 pilot charging portals in Vietnam, before expanding into VinFast's two key international markets: Indonesia and the Philippines. ➡️ According to the MoU, eTreego will be the charging station product supplier for V-GREEN. Furthermore, eTreego has agreed to lease designated locations and facilitate introductions to potential partner sites in key areas for the development and expansion of V-GREEN's charging station network. #investvietnam #tradevietnam #ipavietnam

Establishment of a New Company to Provide Fleet Management Services for Commercial EVs in Thailand   Summary: Marubeni, Banpu NEXT(Banpu NEXT Company Limited) and Fuyo Lease have agreed to establish a new company for the purpose of providing fleet management services for commercial electric vehicles (EVs) in Thailand. The name of the new company will be “PrimeMobility Co., Ltd.”. PrimeMobility will provide necessary functions tailored to customer needs throughout the entire EV lifecycle process for corporate businesses adopting commercial EVs (from EV procurement to charging infrastructure installation, provision of various management systems for operation, charging, batteries, etc., EV maintenance, and EV re-procurement).   Going Forward: The new company will support the efficient operation of EVs and encourage their widespread use. They will also aim to build a recycling model that includes the secondary use of EVs in the future, and will contribute to the realization of a decarbonized, sustainable society.   Click here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gMr_6iY2 Click here for information on Marubeni’s Construction, Industrial Machinery & Mobility Division: https://lnkd.in/gg8_TVff #Marubeni