Beam Malaysia has announced a special Ramadan Promotion in conjunction with the Muslim holy month. Happening from now until 23 April 2023, users can enjoy RM2 Beam Credit Cashback for every group ride taken.

Beam Malaysia has announced that it is partnering with local universities to encourage car-free journeys among young citizens. In fact, thanks to keen interest from faculty staff and support by URBANICE Malaysia, Beam e-scooters are now available at 9 universities nationwide.

Beam Malaysia today announced the launch of a central warehouse in Subang Jaya, Selangor to support its growing footprint in our country. The 8000sqft central warehouse services the company’s operations in Selangor, ensuring a steady supply of fully charged batteries and other hardware maintenance to its fleet on the ground.

Beam Malaysia today announced that it now operates in six major cities in our country, namely Kuala Lumpur, Ampang Jaya, Petaling Jaya, Shah Alam, Kuantan and Langkawi. Furthermore, the company recorded 65 per cent higher sign-ups last year compared to 2022, boasting a user database of over 800,000 people.

As the year 2022 closes to an end, Beam Malaysia is proud to announce that since its debut in Malaysia in 2019, there are now over a million trips taken this year. Compared with 2021, that's 2.5 times more than before. 

Beam Malaysia today announced that in conjunction with the 15th General Election (GE15), it is helping Malaysians perform their civic duty by offering discounts on their e-scooter rides across Klang Valley. Happening from today until 20 November 2022, the #BeamToVote promotion allows Malaysians to easily hop on and off a Beam e-scooter to enjoy 15 per cent discounts on all rides.

Beam, Asia-Pacific’s largest and fastest growing shared micro-mobility company today launched a new campaign that seeks to educate Malaysians on alternative, convenient and more sustainable modes of transport. Called ‘Drive Something New Today’, the company is looking to demonstrate the key role that its shared e-scooter services play in solving the everyday issue of completing first and last mile journeys when using public transport.

Soon, we may be able to get 5G connectivity even in the world’s most remote locations thanks to a joint effort by Swedish telecoms equipment maker Ericsson, US chip company Qualcomm and French aerospace company Thales. Allowing users to wirelessly access super fast internet and low latency wirelessly where ever there are in the world, this new technology seeks to utilise low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites.