ChargEV has introduced per kWh charging to more DC chargers under its network, expanding the RM1.20 per kWh rate that it first introduced at its Kempower chargers at Berjaya Times Square.
When they were first launched, its 60 kW chargers at Starbucks outlet cost RM1.20 per minute. They now cost RM1.20 per kWh.
The 17 Starbucks stores with EV chargers are as follow:
Starbucks Kota Kemuning Drive-Thru (DC chargers)
Starbucks Reserve Setia Alam (DC chargers)
Starbucks Ukay Perdana Drive-Thru (DC chargers)
Starbucks Eco Gradeur Drive-Thru (DC chargers)
Starbucks Conezion Putrajaya Drive-Thru
Starbucks Rimbayu Drive-Thru
Starbucks Jade Hill Drive-Thru
Starbucks Reserve Eco Majestic Drive-Thru
Starbucks Eco Horizon Drive-Thru
Starbucks Icon City Drive-Thru
Starbucks Hillside Drive-Thru
Starbucks Juru (R&R) Drive-Thru
Starbucks Tanjong Tokong Drive-Thru
Starbucks Malim Jaya Drive-Thru
Starbucks Bandar Seri Alam Drive-Thru
Starbucks Seri Austin Drive-Thru
Starbucks Skudai (R&R) Drive-Thru
The same RM1.20 per kWh rate has been extended to the 50 kW charger at Ayer Keroh OBR Southbound, which was free to use before today. Do note that the same rate applies if you use the AC gun of a triple gun DC charger.
Download the chargEV app using the links below:
LINK: chargEV (Apple)
LINK: chargEV (Google Play)
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Look at APP. There is a ANNUAL Membership fees of Rm240/year. Why ??? Any “SPECA-AAS” reason why this is REQUIRED before your App can be used ?
thats only to get free AC charging at member rate stations you dont need it for DC
RM240 per year have to be paid to get “free”, slow, AC charging?
so expensive..pump petrol better
well, time to store the PEV back into storage now. Hello my 20 year old Honda Insight…. my old friend.
that price is so cheap.
TNB’s low voltage commercial tariff rate is 43.5 sen per kWh for the 1st 200 kWh of the month and 50.9 sen per kWh from 201 kWh onwards of the same month. Thus, RM 1.20 per kWh means a mark up of more than 100%.