Tesla Malaysia currently has 14 Supercharging stations nationwide with a total of 64 charge points. Coming soon this year, they aim to introduce six new Supercharging stations located in the Klang Valley and Johor.
According to Tesla, the expansion of its Supercharging network is in line with its commitment and effort to building EV charging infrastructure to provide a comprehensive and seamless charging experience for all Tesla owners.
Here are the locations of the six upcoming new Tesla Supercharging stations in Malaysia that will be deployed in 2025:
- Pavilion Damansara Heights
- Bangsar South
- IPC Shopping Centre
- I-City Finance Avenue
- The Mall, Mid Valley Southkey
- Toppen Shopping Centre
The Tesla Supercharger offers a seamless DC charging experience for Tesla owners as they can start charging by simply plugging the nozzle to their vehicle. The charger will be activated automatically without the need for payment cards or apps, and the charging session will be charged to the owner’s registered payment card.
At the moment, Tesla Superchargers are priced at RM1.19 per kWh, which is among the most affordable DC chargers in the market.
In addition, Tesla has also deployed 15 Destination Charging Stations with a total of 70 charge points. These AC charge points are still offered for free until further notice.
Tesla’s AC and DC chargers are currently exclusive to Tesla vehicles only. As part of its commitment to the Malaysian government, Tesla must deploy at least 50 DC chargers in Malaysia by 2026 and 30% of them must be opened to other EV brands.
The latest Tesla Superchargers deployed in Malaysia are located at The Gardens Mall and Skudai R&R Southbound.
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