Tesla Plans Six New Superchargers in Malaysia by Year-End
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Tesla is planning to expand its Supercharger network in Malaysia with six additional stations before the end of 2026, building on the company's growing charging infrastructure across the country. According to Tesla Malaysia, the company currently operates 21 Supercharger stations with a total of 92 charging stalls nationwide, up from 15 stations and 68 stalls a year ago. The six new stations are expected to open in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Perak, Negeri Sembilan (Seremban), and Penang. The expansion plans were highlighted during a presentation at Tesla's Cybercab preview event in Malaysia on Thursday. ( via PaulTan ). While Tesla had previously announced the six upcoming charging locations, the presentation provided another look at the company's plans for the remainder of the year. Tesla is also planning additional stations beyond these six locations, although those projects are still awaiting approval from local authorities. Meanwhile, Tesla's Destination Charging network in Malaysia has also grown over the past year, although at a slower pace than its Supercharger network. The company currently operates 18 Destination Charging stations with 78 chargers, compared to 16 stations and 73 chargers at the same time last year. Tesla also ended free access to its Destination Charging network in Malaysia earlier this year, with the company introducing paid charging in July. Always...
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