Prior to Tesla's launch in Malaysia, the company announced the locations of its 12-location Tesla supercharger network. The icon on the supercharger network map on Tesla Malaysia's website lit up in red just last month when the company's superchargers in Pavillion Kuala Lumpur were formally opened. The company has now expanded its network of superchargers in Malaysia by adding two new facilities. The locations are in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, and Alor Gajah, Melaka, respectively.


It will be important to have a supercharging station in Alor Gajah since Tesla drivers traveling to the south will find it convenient. On the other side, the brand-new supercharger in Petaling Jaya is now the second supercharger listed in the city. The two mentioned supercharger stations have not yet been turned on, exactly like the majority of the previously specified locations.





Tesla Malaysia hasn't provided any information regarding the exact addresses of the new supercharger locations, but so far, the growth of Tesla superchargers in Malaysia is promising. The Tesla supercharger network now has 14 stations, including these:

 

1. Petaling Jaya Selangor
2. Petaling Jaya Selangor (1st additional location) NEW
3. Dengkil, Selangor
4. Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur
5. Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur (Now Online)
6. Kuala Lumpur (1st additional location)
7. Kuala Lumpur (2nd additional location)
8. Kuala Lumpur (3rd additional location)
9. Kuala Lumpur (4th additional location)
10. Iskandar Puteri, Johor
11. Ipoh, Perak
12. Negeri Sembilan
13. Perai, Pulau Pinang
14. Alor Gajah, Melaka (NEW)

As previously reported, the Tesla supercharging station in Pavillion Kuala Lumpur is the only one in Malaysia to have been made operational. It includes 8 charging bays with a maximum capacity of 250 kW. The superchargers' advertised prices are RM1.25/kWh. Additionally, there are idle charges of RM4 per minute.


350 kW is now the fastest public DC charging rate in Malaysia. There are two of these at the Xpark Sunway Seren Gentari charging station. With 12 stations when it was first revealed, Tesla Malaysia's network of superchargers currently spans the entire country. These, however, are just the beginning as the business has also outlined plans for its supercharger network, which would mostly span the west coast with a high density in Klang Valley.