PLUS Malaysia is taking significant steps to promote electric vehicles (EVs) by setting up 100 charging points at strategic locations along the highways it operates. By 2024, these charging stations will be available to facilitate EV users during their journeys. The highway concessionaire is collaborating with industry partners, including Tenaga Nasional (TNB), to achieve this goal. Currently, around 29 EV charging points have already been commissioned in rest and service areas (RSAs) as well as Caltex and Shell petrol stations along PLUS highways.

Additionally, TNB has announced plans to invest RM90 million over three years to build an EV ecosystem along the North-South Expressway in collaboration with PLUS Malaysia. This initiative aims to create a robust infrastructure for charging electric vehicles, further encouraging the adoption of cleaner transportation options.

These efforts demonstrate a commitment to sustainable mobility and provide convenient charging options for EV users traveling along the PLUS highways.

Source: PLUS Offical Website : https://www.plus.com.my/page124.html (Updated as at 4 Dec 2023)