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A Major Step for Tesla in Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR, 19 October 2025 — Tesla has launched its latest V4 Supercharging Station at Pavilion Damansara Heights. This marks another milestone in its mission to grow Malaysia’s EV charging network.
The new site adds four V4 Superchargers to the existing six Destination Chargers. With more chargers in place, owners can enjoy easier access for daily commutes, weekend trips, or long journeys. For Tesla Model 3 Malaysia updates, read here.
Growing the Network Nationwide
Tesla now operates 16 Supercharging stations with 72 Superchargers and 16 Destination Charging stations with 73 chargers across Malaysia. This expansion highlights Tesla’s strong focus on reliability and nationwide coverage.
With a V4 Supercharger, the Model 3 can gain up to 311 km of range in only 15 minutes. That’s enough for four round trips between Pavilion Damansara Heights and the Tesla Center in Cyberjaya.
Charging at Home Made Simple
More than 9,000 Malaysian households now use the Tesla Home Charging program. Owners can charge anytime, without worrying about queues or charging station availability.
And Tesla isn’t slowing down. New Supercharging sites will open soon at Nexus Bangsar South (KL), Queensbay Mall (Penang), and The Mall, Mid Valley Southkey (Johor).
Drive the Future, Affordably
Tesla is also making EV ownership more accessible. The Model 3, the world’s best-selling electric sedan, offers up to 750 km (WLTP) range. It’s now available with 0% interest and monthly payments starting at RM1,588.
The Model Y, the world’s best-selling vehicle overall, combines over 2,130L of storage with a top safety rating. Its monthly payments start at RM1,888.
Limited-Time EV Incentives
Malaysia’s EV tax holiday ends on 31 December 2025. That makes now the best time to switch to an electric vehicle. Tesla reminds buyers that vehicle slots are limited, so early booking is recommended.
For consultations or test drives, call 1800-810-655 (toll-free) or visit Tesla locations in Cyberjaya, Pavilion Damansara Heights, Gurney Plaza (Penang), and Johor.
Yusri Ng
