Alongside the activation of the Tesla Malaysia country page and Tesla Model Y configurator in Malaysia this morning, Tesla has also updated their website’s Find Us section with the location of the first batch of Superchargers. There are 10 locations listed so far as future locations with no confirmed opening date.
The locations are:
Within Klang Valley
- Dengkil, Selangor
- Petaling Jaya, Selangor
- Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur
- Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
- Two locations in Kuala Lumpur
South of Klang Valley
- Negeri Sembilan
- Iskandar Puteri, Johor
North of Klang Valley
- Ipoh, Perak
- Perai, Pulau Pinang
If you open the Find Us map on the desktop it’s easier to zoom into the exact location of these sites.
A Tesla Supercharger in V3/V4 form can output up to 250 kW of power. Older models supply less, up to 150 kW. But no matter the hardware capability of the charger, it is still restricted by incoming power supply which will be the ultimate limiting factor.
Previously, it was reported that Johor MB Onn Hafiz Ghazi met up with Tesla Regional Director Isabel Fan and expressed interest in the state being host to a Tesla Supercharger network, so perhaps we can expect more locations in Johor other than Iskandar Puteri.
As part of MITI’s BEV Global Leaders programme which allows Tesla to sell cars directly in Malaysia, it will be required to install at least 50 units of DC fast chargers with minimum charging power of 180 kW, and at least 30% (15 units) of these chargers must be open for the public to use, allowing usage by electric cars from other brands.
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Superchargers station goes off-grid, cheapest $ per kilowatts ok
Tesla should hire security guard at each charging location.
Confirm the haters from b40 will try to vandalise the chargers
Naw. I will put security guards to prevent Sinkies from charging free!!!!!
Looks like someone got butt hurt by a sinkie
That Sinkie is probably a ex-Malaysian. Normal Sinkies are too scared of mat rempit or others trying to rob and hurt them. Ex-malaysians themselves also know how to cheat the local system unlike a foreigner
if its even possible to charge for free don’t need to wait for singkies,Malaysians will already steal it from the beginning
That is far stretch. What an idiot.
Asal x de melaka pula
What about service center and body shop network? That’s way more important, considering Tesla’s poor build quality and Malaysian’s penchant for accidents.
Learn to read other articles stupid. Make some effort
I did read the website and also checked the map, you fucking moron!!
No sign of any service centre or body shop outside KL.
don’t get riled by by peppa he is a low quality troll spouting nonsense all over this site
Hi Paul Tan, how do a company apply to be the host of supercharger as mentioned in this news? Is it from Tesla’s website or from MITI?
Malaysia ada buat maps intallation ?