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 Wapcar: BEV infrastructure still has ways to go

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post Jun 9 2025, 04:20 PM

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The condo i renting already have multiple ev charging bay facility.

1 other condo i own also already install EV charger facility.

Just another 1 apartment I own those conservative jmb machem dont want to install. Those ghetto maderfaker…
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:21 PM

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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Jun 9 2025, 04:14 PM)
I'm sorry but I need to call you out on your entitlement. Who ever gets the charger first has his or her rights to charge all the way to 100% and this applies for hybrid drivers too.
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wait till the card is turned and YOU faced the same consequence while desperate to find charging spot, then come back and tell us your experience LEL.

i propose all public DC chargers to set to max tu 80% only, put 4x rate for overstay charging.

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When will car power bank be commercialize with solar panel + generative electric?

Just hook 1 on your car as back up. No problem.
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:24 PM

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QUOTE(linkinstreet @ Jun 9 2025, 04:20 PM)
Because it's the organisers that asked them to do so
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yea i know, but the rest of them sleep inside the BEV and enjoy the aircond laugh.gif

The second part of the article is quite ok, the EV infrastructure for east coast is quite limited. CPO reluctant to invest in the area where lesser traffic and taking longer time of ROI, which something the government has to look at.

Government target mau 10k charger by year 2025, now baru 4k+ only

https://www.planmalaysia.gov.my/mevnet/
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:26 PM

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QUOTE(yhtan @ Jun 9 2025, 04:15 PM)
U pernah took your emas for interstate travel?
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not until too far yet haven't had the need to
maybe planning one soon
and maybe gonna try car camping soon also maybe around bukit tinggi
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:26 PM

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soyalancau: EV charging spot no queue one
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:31 PM

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QUOTE(yhtan @ Jun 9 2025, 04:24 PM)
yea i know, but the rest of them sleep inside the BEV and enjoy the aircond laugh.gif
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Haiya, it was because you asked why they die die want to go to JPO. It's because the organisers asked them to. And I presume because JPO has 30 charging bays, which in theory they all could charge 10 cars at once (note: they can't) compared to Tangkak which IIRC only has 8 bays.
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:33 PM

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QUOTE(max_cavalera @ Jun 9 2025, 04:20 PM)
The condo i renting already have multiple ev charging bay facility.

1 other condo i own also already install EV charger facility.

Just another 1 apartment I own those conservative  jmb machem dont want to install. Those ghetto maderfaker…
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fuhhhhh

anneh condo manyak ni....

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post Jun 9 2025, 04:36 PM

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QUOTE(myteam94 @ Jun 9 2025, 04:02 PM)
so far i encounter issue while driving EV

1. inconsiderate owner, although public charger but die2 charge up to 100% despite got see pipul queue to charge (eg: Gambang WB Gentari)

2. PHEV owner use public charger (come on, you already have an engine, why need to use outside charger, thought the engine can help with the charging)

3. App problem (can't activate, need few minute to refresh before can re-activate the charger)

4. Sometime i met another EV owner who switch Bay (Eg: Park at Bay 1 but using Bay 2 charger).

so far best experience...

a. Some mall offer free charging
b. sometime got free/discounted charging rate.
c. EV can park closest to entrance (if charging). Some offer dedicate Green parking zone which is also close to the entrance.
d. Some CPO offer promotion (eg: if charging, can get discount on beverage similar to TESLA).

For me is not a hassle but an experience, i dont really complain much.
Happy with my purchase.
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#2 is a plus for PHEV, go mall no need hassle find parking
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:38 PM

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QUOTE(yhtan @ Jun 9 2025, 04:24 PM)
yea i know, but the rest of them sleep inside the BEV and enjoy the aircond laugh.gif

The second part of the article is quite ok, the EV infrastructure for east coast is quite limited. CPO reluctant to invest in the area where lesser traffic and taking longer time of ROI, which something the government has to look at.

Government target mau 10k charger by year 2025, now baru 4k+ only

https://www.planmalaysia.gov.my/mevnet/
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Number 4k has been stalling from last year end.
very less news lately got new charging station coming up
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:39 PM

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QUOTE(Zaryl @ Jun 9 2025, 04:21 PM)
wait till the card is turned and YOU faced the same consequence while desperate to find charging spot, then come back and tell us your experience LEL.

i propose all public DC chargers to set to max tu 80% only, put 4x rate for overstay charging.
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I don't own a Bev but I sure as hell won't use it to travel interstate nor will I allow it to be dependently charged in public area.
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:39 PM

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Simple, logical calculation.

KL/Selangor people would be earliest adopters of EV compared to other states, purely because of financial.

Most KL/Sgor population live in high rise. Take a normal condo, one block maybe 400 units. 400 unit, 2 car per family, 800 cars.

Presuming just 10% change to EV that's 80 EV charge bays that is needed to be installed, metered to each unit. And that's only one block, not whole condo yet. Sure, you can charge with normal 3 pin outlet, but will you? And still have the question of TNB bill, because whole condo not paying the maintenance fee for you to charge your personal EV.

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post Jun 9 2025, 04:40 PM

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QUOTE(yhtan @ Jun 9 2025, 04:15 PM)
U pernah took your emas for interstate travel?

I don't know what he is complaining lah, that one group of media die die mau charge at JPO JB, padahal Tangkak pitstop can stop and charge, go makan beef noodle then continue journey.

All i can say EV infrastructure has improve tremendously compare to year 2023/2024.
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Obviously they're not intentionally find fault but just highlighting challenges and issues that may still need to be worked on.

It's also educational for people to know what they're getting into.

Unlike those hardsell posts from certain site.



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post Jun 9 2025, 04:41 PM

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QUOTE(submergedx @ Jun 9 2025, 04:38 PM)
Number 4k has been stalling from last year end.
very less news lately got new charging station coming up
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dunno license side or what approval side very slow or got what issue

some sites look completed since last year but until now not yet operational

malaysian efficiency
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:42 PM

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[quote=Zaryl,Jun 9 2025, 04:21 PM]
wait till the card is turned and YOU faced the same consequence while desperate to find charging spot, then come back and tell us your experience LEL.

i propose all public DC chargers to set to max tu 80% only, put 4x rate for overstay charging.
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Maybe back to per minute charging? That way they'll feel the pain if hog charger.
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:44 PM

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QUOTE(Gargamel_gibson @ Jun 9 2025, 04:39 PM)
Simple, logical calculation.

KL/Selangor people would be earliest adopters of EV compared to other states, purely because of financial.

Most KL/Sgor population live in high rise. Take a normal condo, one block maybe 400 units. 400 unit, 2 car per family, 800 cars.

Presuming just 10% change to EV that's 80 EV charge bays that is needed to be installed, metered to each unit. And that's only one block, not whole condo yet. Sure, you can charge with normal 3 pin outlet, but will you? And still have the question of TNB bill, because whole condo not paying the maintenance fee for you to charge your personal EV.
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maintenance fee or not, it's not bear by the resident also

without EV station in condo, residences need to pay the maintenance fee also

got what difference laugh.gif laugh.gif laugh.gif
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:46 PM

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QUOTE(myteam94 @ Jun 9 2025, 04:02 PM)
so far i encounter issue while driving EV

1. inconsiderate owner, although public charger but die2 charge up to 100% despite got see pipul queue to charge (eg: Gambang WB Gentari)

2. PHEV owner use public charger (come on, you already have an engine, why need to use outside charger, thought the engine can help with the charging)


3. App problem (can't activate, need few minute to refresh before can re-activate the charger)

4. Sometime i met another EV owner who switch Bay (Eg: Park at Bay 1 but using Bay 2 charger).

This I really dont understand. Petrol so cheap and they carry a huge genset already in the engine bay.
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:49 PM

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With more and more EV, will there be power crunch till there’s frequent blackout? I can see that infrastructure isn’t coping with the development, need to support this and that data center.
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QUOTE(marvinben @ Jun 9 2025, 04:46 PM)
This I really dont understand. Petrol so cheap and they carry a huge genset already in the engine bay.
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Actually why not? Their cars are capable of plugging in and it's "good for the environment" when they run on EV mode as much as they can. Just because they have an engine then they are not allowed to charge at public chargers?
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post Jun 9 2025, 04:50 PM

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QUOTE(submergedx @ Jun 9 2025, 04:44 PM)
maintenance fee or not, it's not bear by the resident also

without EV station in condo, residences need to pay the maintenance fee also

got what difference  laugh.gif  laugh.gif  laugh.gif
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Waste my time talking to bodo like you.

Who pay for your swimming pool and your pak guard? The lights in your parking lot, switch on don't need pay TNB? If add more EV cars charging who pay? So unless TNB install meter at every single charging bay, everyone have to share la.

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