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.
QUOTE(Gargamel_gibson @ Jun 9 2025, 04:50 PM)
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.
unlikely they will follow China style, every resident parking lot has 7/11/22kw AC charger, most likely install common charger with pay as u use, zero capex for the JMB/MC to bear. Profit after opex/capex then split into 70/30, 30% goes to JMB/MC.
QUOTE(Randomization @ Jun 9 2025, 04:40 PM)
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.
Actually sudah improve a lot, u just need more EV cars on the road to push the CPO installing more charger, after all it is profit oriented business and government is not forking single cent for it.
QUOTE(DogeGamingPRO @ Jun 9 2025, 04:41 PM)
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
East coast like Terengganu is the worst, literally handful of charger there only.