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As we reported yesterday, Shell has launched its new Shell Recharge app across the nation. While the initial announcement did not reveal much, we now have the full details of how the app makes electric vehicle (EV) charging more seamless, accessible, and reliable for Malaysian EV drivers.

In conjunction with 11.11, Shell Malaysia officially launched the Shell Recharge App, a new platform designed to simplify and enhance the EV charging experience for drivers across the nation. The app allows users to easily locate charging stations, monitor charging sessions, and make secure payments. 

As the Malaysian government continues to expand EV charging hubs across the country, PRO-NET, an energy subsidiary of PROTON, has officially joined forces with four of the region’s top Charging Point Operators (CPO) Charge+, ChargeSini, RExharge, and Charge N Go, to install EV charging accessibility at residential condominiums.

As more drivers switch to electric vehicles (EVs), understanding the best way to charge efficiently is essential, especially if you don’t want to get weird looks at the charging station. EV manufacturers recommend stopping at 80% instead of charging to 100%, read on to find out why.

If you have an electric vehicle (EV), you've probably heard of ChargeSini. It's one of the companies providing EV charging stations in Malaysia. Yesterday, Proton subsidiary PRO-NET announced a partnership with ChargeSini to expand its EV charging network.

The Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) has announced that it will be reviewing the previously set target of having 10,000 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in the country by 2025. Its Minister, Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz clarified that while the government is maintaining the target as of now, his Cabinet colleagues will re-examine whether it is actually achievable.

With electric vehicles (EVs) becoming mainstream, Shell just announced its latest plan to set up an electric vehicle charging hub in Resorts World Genting. Dubbed Shell Recharge, it will consist of 10 charging bays outfitting an ultra-fast 360kW high-performance charging (HPC) to enable EVs accessibility at the resort destination by early next year.

With electric vehicles on the rise in Malaysia, Public Bank (PB) has taken the opportunity to allow its customers to take advantage of its Visa Credit Card for EV Charging. According to the bank's official web portal, PB customers can get up to 30% cash back on EV Charging.