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EV Charging at Homestays: Convenience for Guests, Income for Hosts

  • BY soyacincau
  • 24 December 2025
  • 9:01 pm
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One of the biggest advantages of owning an electric vehicle is the ability to charge at home. It’s convenient, predictable, and fits seamlessly into daily life. As EV adoption grows in Malaysia, this expectation of convenience is increasingly carrying over into how EV owners plan their travels as well.

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Today’s EV drivers are more confident about taking longer trips, but charging access remains a key consideration when deciding where to stop or stay. For homestay operators, this presents an opportunity, not just to support a growing group of travellers, but to add tangible value to their property.

EV ownership is changing how people travel

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As the number of EVs on Malaysian roads increases, so does the confidence of EV owners to travel beyond city limits. Improvements in charging infrastructure and vehicle range mean longer journeys are now routine rather than exceptional.

However, unlike petrol refuelling, EV charging is most convenient when it happens during downtime, like overnight or while the driver rests, eats, or enjoys local attractions. As a result, EV users often plan accommodation stops around charging availability, making it an increasingly influential factor in booking decisions.

Why homestays are ideal charging locations

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Homestays are uniquely positioned to support EV charging needs. Guests typically stay for several hours or overnight, which aligns well with AC charging speeds commonly used for home and destination charging.

For travellers, being able to plug in upon arrival and recharge while resting offers the same convenience they enjoy at home. For hosts, this transforms parking spaces into functional charging points without disrupting the guest experience.

Whether it’s an overnight stay or a shorter stop for rest and relaxation, homestays naturally fit into the EV charging ecosystem without needing the scale or infrastructure of public fast-charging stations.

Turning EV charging into a revenue opportunity

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Beyond convenience, EV charging can also become a value-added service for homestay operators. Charging access may be offered as a paid amenity, bundled into accommodation pricing, or managed through usage-based payment systems.

In addition to generating incremental income, offering EV charging can improve a listing’s visibility and appeal, particularly among EV owners actively searching for charging-friendly accommodation. As EV adoption continues to grow, this can help future-proof a homestay and differentiate it in a competitive market.

An end-to-end EV charging solution for homestay operators

To simplify the process, SoyaCincau, through its EV lifestyle initiative Cucuk Charge, offers an end-to-end EV charging solution designed for homestays and short-term accommodation providers.

This includes:

  • Selection of suitable EV chargers
  • Professional installation by certified partners
  • Payment management options for guest usage
  • Promotion to the wider EV community

By handling both the technical and operational aspects, SoyaCincau enables homestay owners to adopt EV charging without needing to navigate multiple vendors or unfamiliar technical requirements.

Charger and installation costs

SoyaCincau offers a selection of EV chargers for homestay owners. Whether you’re looking for a fast home charging solution, an affordable option, or a higher-capacity setup for commercial use, there are multiple models to choose from.

  • Cucuk AC 22kW (Rugged | Multi output) – RM2,869.40 (Promo Price)
  • Cucuk CCS2 DC 30kW – RM26,800
  • Sparklin AC Charger (3.3kW) – RM1,200

A site assessment is usually recommended to determine suitability and ensure the installation is safe, compliant, and aligned with how the charger will be used, whether for overnight guest charging or shorter top-ups.

The prices below are starting rates, with the final cost confirmed after the site visit evaluation:

  • Single Phase installation – RM1,600 (includes dedicated wiring, EVDB, and safety equipment)
  • Three Phase installation – RM1,800 (includes dedicated wiring, EVDB, and safety equipment)
  • Sparklin Charger installation – RM950
  • Site visit fee – RM150 Klang Valley | RM200 Other Locations (rebated in the final invoice)

Our installation service is currently available across the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, covering Kedah, Penang, Perak, Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, and Johor.

A future-ready upgrade for hospitality

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As EVs become more common, charging access is set to play a larger role in how travellers choose their accommodation. For homestay operators, installing an EV charger is not just about keeping up with technology, but about meeting evolving guest expectations and unlocking new opportunities for value creation.

For those looking to explore EV charging for their homestay, SoyaCincau provides consultation and professional installation services to help make the transition straightforward and informed.

Get in touch with us today via WhatsApp at +60 3-3310 0030 (RKMD).

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