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Blue and Yellow Playful Doodle Digital Brainstorm Presentation

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Charging Facility that available for EV cars in Malaysia

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Charging Facility that available for EV cars in Malaysia

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1. Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB)

It wishes to contribute to Malaysian society. It has already partnered with important organisations to promote a sustainable and comprehensive EV ecosystem. Understanding the range concern of EV users on long-distance journeys, TNB is cooperating with PLUS Malaysia Bhd (PLUS) to establish EV chargers along the main highway for Malaysians travelling across the country.

There are now three 24-hour TNB Electron Charging Points (DC) located in Terengganu, Malacca, and Perak.

R&R Tapah Northbound: RM2.05/min (80kW) & RM2.35/min (100kW)

R&R Ayer Keroh Northbound: RM 2.20/min (2x90kW)

R&R Paka Northbound: RM 2.20/min (2x90kW)

 TNB Electron chargers are now available for use by EV drivers on the East Coast Expressway and North-South Highway. The chargers can be turned on using the GO TO-U smartphone app.

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Colorful Simple Elegant Comparison Brainstroms

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Tutorial on how to use the GO TO-U MOBILE APP:

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Tutorial on how to use the GO TO-U MOBILE APP:

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More detailed steps are provided through TNB website at: https://www.tnbx.com.my/ev-charging-platform

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160 Gentari's Charging Points are located in Malaysia

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160 Gentari's Charging Points are located in Malaysia

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2. Gentari ETC.

The term "Gentari Sdn. Bhd." is a shortened form of the English term "GENERATION," which means "TO GENERATE," and the Bahasa Melayu word "LESTARI," which means "SUSTAINABLE." The phrases taken as a whole sum up their goals and services, which are to supply the world with ethically sourced and sustainably produced energy so that it can transform its current way of life and advance into the future.

Gentari is a renewable energy solutions firm that was launched in September 2022. It is wholly owned by PETRONAS and is entrusted with independently pursuing and delivering comprehensive sustainable energy solutions. They provide lower carbon solutions through three basic fundamental pillars: renewable energy, hydrogen, and green mobility, forming a portfolio of solutions spanning the electron value chain to assist customers in achieving net zero emissions.

Gentari provides reduced carbon solutions that span the electron value chain and assist clients in reaching net zero emissions. Gentari's network of green mobility has grown quickly since its launch in June 2022. As of April 2023, Gentari had installed over 150 charging stations in 35 sites throughout Malaysia through its linked companies.

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About Tesla Supercharger and the provided location:

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About Tesla Supercharger and the provided location:

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3. Tesla Supercharger

Tesla has been the first electric vehicle (EV car in Malaysia) to successfully create a supercharging station located in Malaysia, with an official launch scheduled for July 20, 2023. The goal of the supercharger service was to make it possible for owners of Tesla vehicles to charge their vehicles. One of the early locations revealed is Pavilion, Kuala Lumpur, which has eight superchargers that are operational 24/7 a day. These seem comparable to Tesla's V3 DC chargers, which incorporate liquid cooling and have a 250kW peak power output. According to Tesla's website, consumers may get up to 270 kilometres of range and a quick 15-minute charge from the charging stations.

According to Minister of Investment, Trade, and Industry Tengku Zafrul, Tesla is required to deploy 50 DC chargers by 2026, with at least 15 of them open to other EV vehicles. The Tesla Supercharger network will assist the Malaysian government in meeting its objective of 10,000 EV chargers nationwide by 2025.

According to Tesla, it will have its own payment method and access to the Tesla Supercharger will be through the Tesla app. Supercharging payments are completed automatically depending on the registered payment method in the Tesla app. Idle fees may also be enforced, as this would assist avoid hogging by fully charged EVs, according to the Tesla Malaysia website. If the charge session is complete but the car is still occupying a Supercharger, idle costs will be assessed. Idling costs about RM1.72 per minute, and it increases to about RM3.43 per minute when the station is fully used.

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Schedule a Tesla test drive at a time and date that is convenient for you.

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Malaysia has a tiny but rapidly expanding electric vehicle (EV) market. Sales of electric vehicles (EVs) increased significantly in 2021 to 2,717, according to the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA), from 1,642 in 2020. At the press conference for the 2022 annual review, Dato Aishah, President of the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA), stated that "2022 was a big jump (for EVs) because of the zero percentage tax (import and excise duty) incentives."

In Malaysia, the share of electric vehicles (EVs) in total vehicle sales is still quite low, at 0.4%. In the upcoming years, the industry is anticipated to expand, though, as the government aims to have 125,000 EVs on the road by 2030.

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At the 2022 annual review press conference, Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) president Datuk Aishah said that 2,631 electric vehicles (EV) were sold last year in 2022.

Note that the figure does not include parallel imported units. Regardless, the sales figure represents a significant jump (860 percent increase) from the year before with only 274 units sold.

"2022 was a big jump (for EVs) because of the zero percent tax (import and excise duty) incentives," said Datuk Aishah.
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When asked by WapCar.my on the 2023 sales forecast for EVs, Datuk Aishah said, "We have not forecasted the actual numbers for EVs, but it will definitely be much higher than 2022 because there are a lot of models that will be introduced and the fact that there is tax incentive will spur EV sales."
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Last year, JPJ announced that there are more than 10,000 EVs registered in its database. That figure would include parallel imported units as well as other vehicle types including electric bikes that are registered throughout the years to the date of announcement.

While MAA did not provide the breakdown of EV sales by brand, we would hazard a guess that the BMW iX accounted for nearly half of the total EVs sold last year, having delivered over 1,000 units in 2022.
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MAA: 2,631 EVs sold in 2022 in Malaysia, 860 percent increase from the year before | WapCar

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At the 2022 annual review press conference, Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) president Datuk Aishah said that 2,631 electric vehicles (EV) were sold last year in 2022. Note that the figure does

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EV Charging

Electric Vehicles (EV) Charging Platform

Three TNB Electron Charging Points (DC) at Perak, Malacca and Terengganu are now open 24 hours.

R&R Tapah Northbound : RM2.05/min (80kW) & RM2.35/min (100kW)

R&R Ayer Keroh Northbound : RM 2.20/min (2x90kW)
R&R Paka Northbound : RM 2.20/min (2x90kW)

EV users can now use TNB Electron chargers as they travel along the North-South Highway & East Coast Expressway. Activation of the chargers is through GO TO-U mobile app.

Don't forget to Reload-Reserve-Recharge.

Stay tuned for more TNB Electron that are well underway towards completion by the end of this year!

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#ESG #BetterBrighter #NetZero #ElectricVehicle

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DCFC

1. R&R Tapah Northbound (TNB Electron)

2.R&R Ayer Keroh Northbound (TNB Electron)

3. R&R Paka Northbound (TNB Electron)

4. Auto Bavaria Kuala Lumpur (TNBX)
5. Auto Bavaria Ara Damansara (TNBX)
6. Auto Bavaria Sungai Besi (TNBX)
7. Auto Bavaria Penang (TNBX)
8. Auto Bavaria Johor Bahru (TNBX)
9. Auto Bavaria Tebrau (TNBX)

10. Hyundai Ara Damansara (TNBX)

11. Sime Darby Auto Selection Glenmarie (TNBX)

12. BYD Ara Damansara (TNBX)

13. BYD TREC Kuala Lumpur (TNBX)

14. Jaguar Land Rover Ara Damansara (TNBX)

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AC C harger

1. Balai Islam TNB - (3 units of AC charger) - Restricted for TNB Staffs

GETTING
THE APP

Step 1: With your smartphone, click on Google Play (Android) or App Store (iOS) to download the GO TO-U mobile app

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Step 2: Launch the app on your phone. Click "Get Started" to enter the login page

Step 3: Enter your Phone Number and agree to the T&Cs before clicking "Verify Number".

FAMILIARISING YOURSELF WITH THE APP

Profile: Check and top up your e-wallet balance as well as other helpful information.

Click on "About our service" to access our support material. Use this for quick answers to the most common questions about the app.

CHARGING WITH
THE APP

RECHARGING YOUR E-WALLET

START CHARGING YOUR EV

In the app, click "Start Charging".

Keep track of your active reservation by navigating to:

Charging has now started

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You can end your session early by clicking on

Charging completes when your EV's battery is full or after the reservation expires.

Return the nozzle back to its holder and exit the parking space

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Electric Vehicles (EV) Charging Platform Three TNB Electron Charging Points (DC) at Perak, Malacca and Terengganu are now open 24 hours. R&R Tapah Northbound : RM2.05/min (80kW) & RM2.35/min (100kW) R&R Ayer Keroh Northbound : RM 2.20/min (2x90kW) R&R Paka Northbound : RM 2.20/min (2x90kW) EV users can now use TNB Electron chargers as they travel along the North-South Highway & East Coast Expressway.

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Schedule a Tesla test drive at a time and date that is convenient for you.

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2023 Best EV Cars in Malaysia With Prices, Images | WapCar

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Looking for top EV cars in Malaysia? Find this complete list of EV cars of 2023. Get all EV cars prices, images, specs and our exclusive reviews, road tests and more

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At the 2022 annual review press conference, Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) president Datuk Aishah said that 2,631 electric vehicles (EV) were sold last year in 2022.

Note that the figure does not include parallel imported units. Regardless, the sales figure represents a significant jump (860 percent increase) from the year before with only 274 units sold.

"2022 was a big jump (for EVs) because of the zero percent tax (import and excise duty) incentives," said Datuk Aishah.
Also read:
When asked by WapCar.my on the 2023 sales forecast for EVs, Datuk Aishah said, "We have not forecasted the actual numbers for EVs, but it will definitely be much higher than 2022 because there are a lot of models that will be introduced and the fact that there is tax incentive will spur EV sales."
Also read:
Last year, JPJ announced that there are more than 10,000 EVs registered in its database. That figure would include parallel imported units as well as other vehicle types including electric bikes that are registered throughout the years to the date of announcement.

While MAA did not provide the breakdown of EV sales by brand, we would hazard a guess that the BMW iX accounted for nearly half of the total EVs sold last year, having delivered over 1,000 units in 2022.
Also read: Also read:

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The goal of Malaysia's tax exemption on imported electric vehicles is to encourage the country's citizens to drive EVs. Incentives have also been provided by the government under the 2022 budget. The goal of all of these programmes and regulations is to assist EV producers and promote EV ownership, which is anticipated to improve the EV ecosystem and industry while also opening up more green investment options and high-skilled job prospects in Malaysia.

The following are some of the tax exemption advantages that the Malaysian government has excluded:

Exemptions from total import duty, excise duty, and sales tax for locally assembled EVs till December 31, 2025.

Exemptions from full import charge and excise duty for imported EVs are in effect until December 31, 2023.

Individual income tax breaks of up to RM2,500 are available for cost-charging hardware and services.

EVs will be eligible for a road tax exemption of up to 100%.

Manufacturers of EV charging equipment will receive a total investment tax allowance for five years, in addition to a full tax exemption from 2023 to 2032.

Companies are eligible for a tax reduction if they rent EVs, with a maximum qualified sum of RM300,000.

Tenaga National Bhd (TNB) has been allocated RM90 million to install EV charging stations in 70 designated areas.

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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 29 - The government has decided to give full exemption of import duty, excise duty, as well as sales tax for electric vehicles (EVs) as it seeks to support the local EV industry.

Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz, in his Budget 2022 presentation in Parliament, said a 100% road tax exemption will also be given to EVs.

"The government sees the potential of EV as it is energy efficient and that it also helps to reduce air pollution," he said.

The government is also giving tax income exemption for individuals of up to RM2,500 on the cost of purchase, installation, rent, hire purchase as well as subscription fees for EV charging facilities.

Tengku Zafrul also announced that the government will extend the 100% sales tax exemption for completely knocked down (CKD) passenger vehicles and a 50 per cent discount for completely built-up (CBU) cars, including multi-purpose vehicles (MPV) and sports utility vehicles (SUV) for six months until June 30 next year.

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Budget 2022: EV gets boost from exemption of various taxes

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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 29 - The government has decided to give full exemption of import duty, excise duty, as well as sales tax for electric vehicles...

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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 29 - The government has decided to give full exemption of import duty, excise duty, as well as sales tax for electric vehicles (EVs) as it seeks to support the local EV industry.

Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz, in his Budget 2022 presentation in Parliament, said a 100% road tax exemption will also be given to EVs.

"The government sees the potential of EV as it is energy efficient and that it also helps to reduce air pollution," he said.

The government is also giving tax income exemption for individuals of up to RM2,500 on the cost of purchase, installation, rent, hire purchase as well as subscription fees for EV charging facilities.

Tengku Zafrul also announced that the government will extend the 100% sales tax exemption for completely knocked down (CKD) passenger vehicles and a 50 per cent discount for completely built-up (CBU) cars, including multi-purpose vehicles (MPV) and sports utility vehicles (SUV) for six months until June 30 next year.

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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 29 - The government has decided to give full exemption of import duty, excise duty, as well as sales tax for electric vehicles...

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Tesla's Supercharger charging facility at Pavilion Bukit Jalil

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To sum up, technological advancements like electric vehicles help to reduce the harm caused by carbon emissions from vehicles powered by hydrocarbons. As the globe develops towards clean energy, a safe environment, and improved living conditions for humans, these steps should help the local automobile sector generally prosper into the future generation by adapting and widely disseminating the technology throughout the nation.

Both the governments and business organisations must continuously work to overcome the challenges in successfully adjusting to the electric vehicle scenario for the sake of the common goals and benefits if Malaysia is to fulfil its commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050 at the latest.

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Hybrid Vehicles How They Work | TechForce

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The Studebaker electric runabout was driven by Thomas Edison and George Meister in 1909.

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Electric vehicles originally appeared in the mid-19th century.

Until roughly 1900, an electric vehicle held the land speed record for a vehicle.

When compared to 20th-century internal combustion engine vehicles, the high cost, low top speed, and short range of battery electric vehicles resulted in a worldwide decline in their use as private motor vehicles, though electric vehicles have continued to be used in the form of loading and freight equipment and public transportation-particularly rail vehicles.

Interest in electric and other alternative fuel cars in private motor vehicles has surged at the turn of the century, owing to growing concern about the problems linked with hydrocarbon-based transportation infrastructure as well as advancements in electric vehicle technology.