ChargeSini Expands EV Charging Network with 18 New Stations in Aug
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A total of 18 new charging stations have been installed by ChargeSini in last August!
August has been quite a busy month for burgeoning local EV charging solutions provider ChargeSini, as the firm added 18 new EV charging stations into its fast-growing EV charging network.



Starting off with the DC charging stations, a total of three fully DC stations have been opened in said period. This includes a single 60 kW DC unit at Intercontinental Kuala Lumpur, followed by the four DC 47 kW unit in The Curve, Mutiara Damansara, as well as a single DC 47 kW unit in Ikon Connaught Mall.


This is followed by two combination AC and DC charging stations, with the first one located in The Summit Batu Pahat, Johor featuring one DC 40 kW unit and a single AC 22 kW charger. Meanwhile, the second station is located at The Reach @ Titiwangsa, Kuala Lumpur, also being installed with a single DC 40 kW unit and an AC 22 kW unit.




Aside from shopping centres and public areas, several ChargeSini AC charging stations have also been installed in apartment complexes and hotels scattered across the West Coast of Peninsula Malaysia. Included are the eight AC 22 kW units in Southern Marina Residences, Johor, seven AC 22 kW units in Quayside Condominium, Penang, five AC 22 kW units in Green Residence, Cheras, as well as four AC 22 kW units located in Holiday Inn, Sepang.
Completing the 18 new charging stations list are the Abadi Ria Condominium (2x AC 22 kW unit), Casa Desa Condominium (3x AC 22 kW unit), Laman Suria (4x AC 22 kW unit), Marinox Sky Villas (3x AC 22 kW unit), Lucentia Residences (2x AC 22 kW unit), Kiara Design Suite (3x AC 22 kW unit), Damansara Foresta (5x AC 22 kW unit), Suria Residences (3x AC 22 kW unit), and Zenopy Residences (3x AC 22 kW unit).

This addition has further expanded ChargeSini's EV charging network to 82 stations as of Aug 2023
More importantly, this addition in Aug 2023 has further expanded ChargeSini’s charging network to a total of 82 charging stations with up to 261 charging ports available for usage, hence further establishing the firm’s position as one of the leading charging point operators (CPOs) in the Malaysian market.
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Mukhlis Azman
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