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KINETA powers Malaysia with all-brand EV charger installations

KINETA Sdn Bhd announced the expansion of its services to include professional installation for all major AC and DC charger brands including ZD Energy, Wallbox, Joint, Sino and other major brands, nationwide.

To celebrate the rollout of this new installation service, KINETA is introducing a special year-end campaign, offering an RM188 discount on (except eCommerce platform):
• Single-Phase Installation Packages – RM 1,300 (retail: RM 1,488)
• Three-Phase Installation Packages – RM 1,700 (retail: RM 1,888)

 

In addition, customers can enjoy exclusive promotional pricing on selected chargers:
• ZD Energy Guardian, 7.4kW, 5m – RM2,888 (retail: RM3,288)
• ZD Energy Explorer, 22kW, 5m – RM3,588 (retail: RM3,688)
• Wallbox Pulsar Plus, 7.4kW, 5m – RM2,999 (retail: RM3,699)
• Wallbox Pulsar Plus, 7.4kW, 7m – RM3,299 (retail: RM3,999)
• Wallbox Pulsar Max, 7.4kW, 7m – RM4,188 (retail: RM5,299)
• Wallbox Pulsar Max, 22kW, 5m – RM4,388 (retail: RM5,099)
• Wallbox Commander 2, 22kW, 5m – RM5,099 (retail: RM6,599)

The discount is valid for a limited time only and is not applicable on the KINETA eCommerce Shop (e.g., Shopee).

The campaign runs from 15 to 31 December 2025, giving EV owners the perfect opportunity to secure a safe and affordable installation
during the holiday season.

Customers are encouraged to book their installation slots early due to anticipated high demand.

Campaign Mechanics
• Customers need to pay RM 200 Home Check Fee (Non-Refundable) by 31st December 2025 to lock in this RM 188 discount.
• Home Installation should be completed by 28th February 2026. If Home Installation is done after 28th February 2026, package price will return to RRP.

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Malaysia maintains target of 10,000 EV chargers by end of 2025

Currently, Malaysia is still maintaining its target to establish up to 10,000 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations by the end of this year.

This announcement was made by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, who is also the Minister of Energy Transition and Water Transformation, recently.

He stated that Malaysia aims to become a regional hub for EV manufacturing and innovation, while strengthening the overall EV value chain.

“The government is focused on efforts to improve and upgrade charging infrastructure across the country to stimulate EV sales and attract potential investors into this rapidly growing segment.

“Our target is to have approximately 10,000 charging stations throughout Malaysia, including in Sabah and Sarawak, by the end of this year,” he said during a dinner event with the Malaysian diaspora in Thailand on Thursday.

He also believes that Malaysia has great potential in the EV segment and is capable of attracting interest from various parties to continue investing in this sector.

At the same time, Fadillah acknowledged the challenges posed by the high demand for direct current (DC) chargers compared to alternating current (AC) chargers.

“We are working closely with Petronas and other industry stakeholders to address this issue. Our ministry is ensuring that charging connectivity is sufficient, including along highways, rural areas, and throughout Malaysia,” he said.