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14 October 2026
Malaysian Drives 7,000km from KL to Shanghai: What It Takes to Drive an EV from Malaysia to China
TL;DR: A Malaysian Tesla owner known as KZ drove his 2024 Tesla Model 3 Long Range more than 7,000km from Kuala Lumpur to Tesla’s Gigafactory in Shanghai, where the car...
Read More12 October 2026
Budget 2027 Malaysia: Anything in It for EV Owners?
By the EV Charge Malaysia team · Updated October 2026 TL;DR: Malaysia’s Budget 2027, tabled on 9 October 2026, has no new EV purchase rebate, car tax change or home-charger...
Read More02 October 2026
Do I Need TNB Approval to Install an EV Wallbox at Home in Malaysia?
By the EV Charge Malaysia team · Updated October 2026 · Facts checked against TNB and Suruhanjaya Tenaga (ST) sources on 1 October 2026 TL;DR: No. TNB says you don’t...
Read More30 September 2026
What kW EV Charger Suits My Home? 7kW vs 11kW vs 22kW, Explained Simply
By the EV Charge Malaysia team · Updated September 2026 TL;DR: For many Malaysian homes with single-phase supply, a 7kW/7.4kW charger is the practical choice. It adds roughly 35-45km of...
Read More29 September 2026
Can My Home Support an EV Charger? A Malaysian Home Owner’s Guide
By the EV Charge Malaysia team · Updated September 2026 TL;DR: Most landed homes in Malaysia can support home EV charging, but how fast you can charge depends on your...
Read More16 November 2025
Denza D9 Vs Zeekr 009 Best Choice for Luxury EVs in Malaysia?
If you’re looking for a luxury electric MPV in Malaysia, you probably heard people talk about the Denza D9 and Zeekr 009. Both are big names now for EVs with...
Read More07 November 2025
EV Penetration: Charging Infrastructure and Service Availability In Malaysia
Electric vehicles (EVs) are getting more common on our roads. Every other day, you spot a new EV or a smart charging station at your favorite mall. But for many...
Read More07 November 2025
Light Bee X, Sur-Rron Electric Bike Series Review
The Sur-Ron Light Bee X and its electric bike series are getting more attention these days. If you’ve been reading up on Sur-Ron or electric bikes in Malaysia, you’d know...
Read More27 October 2025
Why You Should Consider EVs Despite Cheaper Petrol Prices
Malaysia’s petrol prices are among the cheapest in the world. As of October 2025, RON95 is RM2.60 per litre, or RM1.99 with the Budi95 subsidy scheme, while diesel sells at...
Read More27 October 2025
The Role Of Local Brands In EV Affordability In Malaysia
The conversation about affordable electric vehicles in Malaysia has suddenly become quite real, thanks to Proton and Perodua. For years, owning an EV felt like something only the rich could...
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