EV GURU BLOG

Your employees and tenants are buying EVs faster than your building can charge them. This is the complete guide to installing EV charging at a Malaysian office building — why 22kW AC is almost always the right choice (employees park all day, so DC fast charging is wasted money), how billing works through the EvGuru app without you chasing payments, the three ways to own it (profit-sharing, leasing, or buying outright), and how EvGuru handles the EVCS licence and compliance fo

Living in a Malaysian condo doesn't mean charging at public stations forever. Here's exactly how to install a private EV charger at your parking bay in 2026 — the JMB approval process, ST and TNB paperwork EvGuru handles for you, real pricing (RM 3,500–11,500 ranges), the RCBO Type A requirement most installers skip, and what to do if your management committee says no. Written by EvGuru's team after 2,000+ installs across Malaysia since 2021. ST-certified, 2-year warranty.

Starting January 1, 2026, Malaysia moves to a transparent, power-based (kW) road tax structure. While the road tax "holiday" is ending, these new rates are approximately 85% cheaper than previous petrol equivalents, making 2026 the best time to switch to electric. Updated 2026 EV Road Tax & Charging Table The following rates are based on official 2026 LKM ZEV pricing. EV Model Power (kW) 2026 Annual Tax vs. Petrol Equivalent Recommended Home Charger Proton e.MAS 5 (Prime) 58

Master your home EV setup in Malaysia with this expert guide. Move beyond simple plugs to smart solutions involving TNB’s Time of Use (TOU) tariffs, new power-based road tax, and RM2,500 tax relief. Learn why DIY is a risk, how to navigate condo JMB hurdles, and how to avoid hidden costs like Type B RCDs and extra cabling. Whether in a landed house or a high-rise, ensure your installation is ST-compliant and future-proofed for the new era of Malaysian electric driving.