ChargEV has installed new DC and AC chargers at Berjaya Times Square, so EV owners in the KL city area have a new option for charging their EVs other than the Gentari Suria KLCC charging hub.
The DC charger is by Kempower, can charge up to 2 EVs at the same time and supports up to 225 kW of power. It is located at the main entrance of Berjaya Times Square at the valet parking area. You can use the charger’s parking lot for up to 30 minutes free before you have to pay RM20 for valet parking. Pricing is by kWh instead of by time, and the trial (promotional) rate is currently RM1.20 per kWh.
The six AC chargers with 22 kW of power are located at Basement 1, and cost RM0.80 per kWh for non-members and RM0.60 per kWh for ChargEV annual membership holders.
These promotional rates are currently in effect up to the end of April. In addition, ChargEV annual membership holders can enjoy discounts for Grande drinks at the Berjaya Times Square main entrance Starbucks outlet with every use of the AC (20% discount) or DC (50% discount) charger. This Starbucks deal is for the first 2 weeks.
Download the chargEV app using the links below:
LINK: chargEV (Apple)
LINK: chargEV (Google Play)
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Until the charging infra r “everything everywhere”,just treat EVs as your spare toy car.I m sure Evs owners r not relying on them as their sole means of transport daily.
Charging infra popping up here n there is just a sweetener.
Meanwhile ,Elon Musk is wealthier by billions daily as people experiment with this so called green tech.
EV owners charge at home. no issue
Infra is not there…can i travel to KB from KL as if i’m driving an ICE car? Planning your trip is a hassle to me…till then, ICE car are more easier to live with here in Msia. maybe in the next 5-10 yrs
Flaw opinion.
does Elon gets commission from every KIA EV6, BYD ATTO3, ZEEKR, ORA GUD CAT sales?
you fill up petrol everyday on ur ICE? because that is the logic you are deploying for EV driveability even when most owners can charge it at their home
Ac member price is reasonable provided if free parking is included. Otherwise just charge at home. Highest residential price is right under 60 cents per kwh. Cheaper than that if somehow manage to convince tnb to install second meter on commercial tariff.
What happened to the new law stipulating charging area/zone must be in open area and not basement especially?