Wont be rm5 lah



Our border petrol station that sell petron unsubsidized only rm2.56 per liter

They have 70-80k wuling EV's but those are not the good selling models. Less than few hundred unit per month also. Best selling ones in Indo are the BYD Sealion 7 , BYD M6 and Denza D9. Those same price as in Malaysia

Stop reading at blackout. #surveyFail

To install EV charging bays in area outside of KV, you usually need a TNB substation nearby. In KV power lines can be provided through underground sewer. But outside of KV, need substation. And usually substation is the paling lambat lulus, as you need approval and money.

This post has been edited by linkinstreet: Jun 9 2025, 07:19 PM

No problem if kampung much lesser than the range of ev, mine is only 55% if include buffer max 70% , then use granny charger at kampung

Not everyone kampung is in kelate

lol

frequent blackout

this is not 1990 bro

Government should mandate all EV charger accept credit card or debit card without the need of an app. Just tap and charge. Like in petrol station.

Indo don't have 'National car' to buy unlike us.

This post has been edited by haturaya: Jun 9 2025, 08:41 PM

doesn't make any difference, the car prices in indo are similar to ours after currency conversion. They dont have "cheap cars"

Lol why need to butthurt towards ICE user

I don’t think so, people got no time to charge their at the petrol station and won’t have enough chargers at home.
Why want to cari susah Q long long for charging port and then wait while charging some more. No life ah.

These are rich people cars, and they for sure have more ICE cars. Not they drive also, they probably have driver to send them to kantor and back.

petrol is cheap here, why change? :X

Maybe you're not familiar but charging time for 80-100% will take more time than 20-80%. This is where the issues lies, it's better to stop at 80% and recharge at the next stop.
Many does have the same thinking as yours but I'm glad many CPO have taken notice and hard stop their chargers at 80% to reduce such behaviour during peak season.

Regarding LFP full charge for calibration, you need AC Charging, not DC. It take roughly 1-1.5 hours just for calibration. You'll get charged for idling too if do this at public charger.

Petrol price higher

Ppl switching there to save fuel cost

Same situation like in Thailand

I do know about the charging time difference. Again, chargers may not be available where they are headed. But yeah, I don't own an EV so views of either side doesn't affect me.

Thanks for info on the LFP calibration. Always thought it was SOC dependent and doesn't matter how you charge as long as it hits 100 for a period.

If ron95 is rm5 per litre u tink tnb gonna let u happy with cheap electricity also?

TNB don't use Ron95 to generate power.

also BEV should combo with Solar NEM.

U 1st day living in msia?