Naza Automotive Holdings recently formalised its collaboration with Gentari Green Mobility, and the strategic partnership sets the stage for the former’s ‘readiness to become a formidable player in the EV space’. The partnership is set to empower all EV users with nationwide access to a network of charging stations, the companies said in a statement.
“This partnership with Gentari is not only a testament to our dedication to sustainability but also a bold step towards accelerating Malaysia’s EV journey. It aligns seamlessly with the government’s vision of transitioning to a greener economy by 2050,” said Naza Group executive chairman SM Nasarudin SM Nasimuddin.
“Our collaboration with Gentari underlines our commitment to ensuring a thriving ecosystem for EVs, one where accessibility meets environmental responsibility. The deployment of EV-charging infrastructure bears witness to the synergy between Naza and Gentari, reaching not only our tenants and communities but ultimately, every EV enthusiast nationwide,” he added.
With this partnership, Gentari will initiate the deployment of EV chargers at properties owned by the Naza Group. The phased rollout commenced in August 2023 with the first installation at Naza Tower near KLCC, and more recently at Naza Automall in Petaling Jaya. Naza’s property division is also exploring the integration of charging points at its developments such as KL Metropolis and TTDI Sentralis in Section 13, Shah Alam.
“Together, the parties present an enticing proposition to the EV principal that Naza Auto will be representing, showcasing the Malaysian market’s readiness for electrification,” the companies said in a statement, hinting that Naza, which used to be a major auto distributor in Malaysia, is set to add a new brand to its portfolio.
Last month, smart Malaysia announced that Naza will operate a new smart dealership at the latter’s PJ base, and those who use the Federal Highway would have seen the hoarding. It’s set to open in the second half of the year. Could it be smart, or is this ‘EV principal’ another OEM?
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meh anything that naza touches turns to poop
Naza used to import the lejen kia Sephia frm indo
No matter how formidable the EV brand is, with Naza involvement, it won’t be formidable anymore.
Naza… Jangan la….