Malaysia’s public EV charging network has expanded rapidly, reaching 5,149 public charging points nationwide as of 30 September 2025, with 3,440 AC chargers and 1,709 DC chargers. While Klang Valley remains the largest concentration point, the network now stretches more comprehensively across Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia.
Malaysia’s EV charging rollout has accelerated significantly in recent years. After reaching 2,214 public chargers by March 2024, the network grew to 2,585 by June 2024, 3,354 by October 2024, and 5,149 by September 2025.
This is made possible with rapidly increasing momentum by major Charge Point Operator players such as Gentari, EV Connection, & ChargEV.
ChargEV
chargEV is currently Malaysia’s largest Charge Point Operator operating over 300 charging points nationwide. Previously only offering time based charging rates, they have now started introducing new locations that offer kWh based charging rates to EV owners. chargEV remains one of Malaysia’s established EV charging networks and continues to expand through roaming and direct deployments. It is part of the broader interoperability ecosystem that has helped improve access for EV drivers across multiple platforms.
Gentari
Gentari is a clean energy solutions company, wholly owned by PETRONAS, tasked to independently pursue and deliver integrated sustainable energy solutions.
Gentari’s ambition is to become a preferred green mobility solutions provider, supporting the EV ecosystem by capturing 10% market share across key markets across Asia Pacific, with an anchored presence in Malaysia and India.
Gentari has grown into one of Malaysia’s most visible EV charging brands, with the Gentari Go app now providing access to over 600 licensed Gentari chargers in Malaysia, alongside additional partner-network access through roaming. Gentari has also played a key role in improving interoperability by enabling cross-network access with other major operators.
Gentari kWh charging rates:
AC Charging (7kW, 11kW, 22kW) – RM0.90 per kWh
DC Charging (20kW, 30kW) – RM1.30 per kWh
DC Charging (50kW – 180kW) – RM1.50 per kWh
DC Charging (350kW) – RM1.70 per kWh
Gentari time-based charging rates:
AC Charging (All) – RM0.10 per min
DC Charging (20kW) – RM0.50 per min
DC Charging (30kW) – RM0.60 per min
DC Charging (50kW) – RM1.20 per min
DC Charging (60kW) – RM1.40 per min
DC Charging (20kW) – RM0.50 per min
DC Charging (180kW) – RM3.60 per min
Charging tariffs may vary by charger type, location, promotional plans and app-based memberships. Users should confirm the latest rates directly in the Gentari Go app before charging.
In February 2024, Gentari launched Gentari Go, a customer experience platform offering an integrated sustainable lifestyle by unifying Gentari’s clean energy ecosystem. Currently featuring green mobility and renewable energy solutions, Gentari Go is now activated in Malaysia with a regional rollout planned for Southeast Asia and India in 2024.
This experience will now transcend borders. Building on the initial roaming partnerships with EV Connection and ChargeEV which provide consumers access to over 70% of charging points in Malaysia, Gentari Go now empowers cross-border charging via the first EV Charging Corridor from Singapore to Thailand, in partnership with regional Charging Point Operators (CPOs) such as CDG Engie, City Energy Go and EVolt as well as charging point management with SOC2 & ISO12700-certified Virta. These partnerships enable access to over 2,000 chargers across Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. For consumers without an EV, the platform offers the option to rent an EV through its partnership with GoCar, thus helping consumers make the critical leap from Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles to Electric Vehicles (EV).
The Gentari Go app is available on the Apple App Store as well as the Google Play Store.
EV Connection / Jom Charge
EV Connection Sdn. Bhd. is one of the pioneers in the field of electric vehicle charging solutions. They strive to provide practical solutions and are open to forming strategic partnerships to spearhead the green industry here in Malaysia. Currently, they are the only EV charging company with an integrated portfolio of EV charging station hardware supply, installation, operation, maintenance and cloud services, as well as delivering the smoothest possible experience for all businesses and drivers – A one stop EV charging service provider.
EV Connection are the Authorised EV charging station distributors for brands like ABB and Hager and is registered with Suruhanjaya Tenaga, CIDB, Tenaga Nasional Berhad, MyHijau and TUV certified EV Installer. They have also been appointed as the authorised service provider & EV charging station installer by auto-manufacturers such as Mercedes Benz, Volvo, Porsche, and many more.
TNB Electron
TNB’s main role (as the primary electric utility company in Malaysia) is to ensure that their network is ready to support the increasing EV charging demand. They are the founding members of a coalition named Zero Emission Vehicle Association that help the industry players, especially the automotive industry as well as vehicle importers to come together and lobby for an EV-friendly policy with the government.
EV users can now use TNB Electron chargers as they travel along the North-South Highway & East Coast Expressway. Activation of the chargers are through GO TO-U mobile app.
TNB Electron Charging Rates:
- R&R Tapah Northbound : RM2.05/min (80kW) & RM 2.35/min (100kW)
- R&R Ayer Keroh Northbound : RM2.20/min (2 x 90kW)
- R&R Paka Northbound : RM 2.20/min (2 x 90kW)
TNB realized that the main parameter for EVs to take up is the charging points. Therefore, for some locations, TNB is working together with other partners to deploy EV chargers, both AC and DC.
Charger locations (available on GTU app):
Shell Recharge
Shell Recharge is Shell’s electric vehicle (EV) charging service at some of their selected petrol stations, and various public locations. In Malaysia, Shell partners with ParkEasy to improve electric charging with smart parking bays. Their high performance charging (HPC) network is equipped with 180kW direct-current (DC) chargers to deliver one of the highest charging capacities in Malaysia, capable of reducing charging time significantly depending on vehicle charging capability.
