ChargeSini and Charge+ have formed a partnership to enable cross-border electric vehicle charging in Southeast Asia. ChargeSini app users can now access Charge+'s network of chargers across Singapore, Thailand, and other ASEAN countries. This collaboration is part of Charge+'s plan to create a 5,000 km EV charging highway in the region.
Cross-border electric vehicle charging will soon become a reality in Southeast Asia thanks to a roaming collaboration agreement between two charge point operators , Malaysia’s. The partnership allows ChargeSini app users to access Charge+’s network of around 2,000 chargers across Singapore, Thailand and other ASEAN countries.
This is on top of the 701 operational charging bays already operated by ChargeSini across 224 hubs in Peninsular and East Malaysia. The agreement is said to be in line with Charge+ goal of implementing a 5,000 km EV charging highway that spans Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, claimed to be the longest in the region.
The deal is the latest in a series of roaming partnerships formed between Charge+ and several key players in the region, including the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand , Tenaga Nasional and Indonesia’s Perusahaan Listrik Negara . Charge+ says this will help address the issue of having to sign up with multiple charging apps by allowing users to access cross-border networks with just a single app.
“This roaming collaboration aligns with our mission to catalyse the proliferation of electric mobility in Southeast Asia, said Charge+ CEO Goh Chee Kiong. “The extension of our charging network through roaming will dispel the misperception that EVs are not suitable for long-distance, cross-border travel. We believe in creating a seamless access to more charging points, thereby contributing to the growth in the adoption of electric vehicles in the region.
ChargeSini CEO James Goh added: “I am both proud and ecstatic that Charge+ has chosen to partner with ChargeSini. Together, we can now connect more EV owners and users together through both our networks, thus allowing them to undertake stress-free cross-border travels with their EVs. Moreover, I am elated that users from both sides can now easily access any of our chargers through our existing apps too.
Electric Vehicle Charging Collaboration Southeast Asia Chargesini Charge+ Cross-Border Network Chargers ASEAN Countries
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
ChargeSini, Charge+ ASEAN cross-border EV charging deal: ChargeSini users can access Singapore chargersCross-border electric vehicle charging will soon become a reality in Southeast Asia thanks to a roaming collaboration agreement between two charge point operators (CPO), Malaysia’s ChargeSini and Singapore’s Charge+.
Read more »
ChargeSini and Charge+ Sign EV Roaming Agreement for Seamless Cross-Border ChargingChargeSini and Charge+ have signed an EV roaming agreement that will allow users of their apps to access more charging points across Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. ChargeSini currently has over 700 charging bays in Malaysia, while Charge+ has over 2,000 EV charge points in Singapore and the region. The agreement is part of Charge+'s plan to deploy 30,000 EV charge points in Southeast Asia by 2030.
Read more »
ChargeSini and Charge+ sign EV charging roaming agreementChargeSini has signed an EV roaming agreement with Charge+. ChargeSini app users can soon access over 2,000 Charge+ EV chargers in Singapore and the region.
Read more »
Axiata’s Edotco, ChargeSini working together on EV infrastructure – 200 potential charging sites in 2 yearsEdotco, a regional integrated telecommunications infrastructure services company, has announced a partnership with ChargeSini, an electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions provider.
Read more »
Southeast Asia Sizzles As Region Struggle With Historic HeatwaveTemperatures are at an all-time high across the region.
Read more »