KINETA and Solarvest Eyes Driving Clean Energy EV Charging in Malaysia
-full_normal.jpg)
KINETA Sdn Bhd, a Sime Group company specialising in EV charging solutions, has entered into a strategic partnership with Powerbee Sdn Bhd and Vestech Energy Sdn Bhd, both subsidiaries of Solarvest Holdings Berhad.
The collaboration combines KINETA’s expertise in electric vehicle charging infrastructure with Solarvest’s capabilities in renewable energy generation and solar integration. Together, the parties aim to expand clean energy–powered EV charging facilities and promote wider adoption of solar power among Malaysian households and businesses.
-full_normal.jpg)
Under this partnership, KINETA and Solarvest will jointly develop solar-integrated EV charging stations and green mobility hubs. The initiative supports Malaysia’s goals under the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) to accelerate decarbonisation and strengthen the EV ecosystem.
Solarvest’s Powerbee division will work with KINETA to deliver renewable-powered charging networks, while Vestech will equip KINETA’s teams with training and technical support to help customers integrate home solar systems. This collaboration enables consumers to experience seamless solar adoption alongside reliable EV charging access.
-full_normal.jpg)
“This collaboration is more than a partnership, it’s a commitment to building a sustainable ecosystem that combines clean mobility with renewable energy in Malaysia,” said Sunny Lee, Managing Director of KINETA. “By joining forces with Solarvest, we are driving the next phase of clean energy adoption together.”
The KINETA–Solarvest alliance represents a step forward in aligning clean transportation with renewable energy solutions, creating long-term value for communities and contributing to Malaysia’s sustainable energy future.
Written By
Kumeran Sagathevan
More then half his life spend being obsessed with all thing go-fast, performance and automotive only to find out he's actually Captain Slow behind the wheels...oh well!
JPJ Running Numbers
KUALA LUMPUR
VRQ2895
SELANGOR
BST7265
JOHOR
JE3258J
PULAU PINANG
PSF5773
PERAK
APL4891
PAHANG
CFH7448
KEDAH
KGJ1329
NEGERI SEMBILAN
NEL8562
KOTA KINABALU
SJU1428
KUCHING
QAB5707P
Last updated 18 Sep, 2026
Fuel Price
Petrol
RON 95
RM 3.97
+1.38
RON 97
RM 4.90
+1.75
RON 100
RM 7.20
+2.20
VPR
RM 8.23
+2.00
Diesel
EURO 5 B10
RM 5.12
+2.08
EURO 5 B7
RM 5.32
+2.08
Last updated 30 Apr, 2026
Latest News
Malaysia's Electricity Protection Is Now 800 kWh - How Much Power Does An EV Use Per 100 KM?
Malaysia's electricity protection threshold is now 800 kWh. Here's how much electricity popular EVs use per 100 km and what the extra 200 kWh means.
18-09-2026
17 New Mercedes Models Are Coming To Malaysia In 2027 - Here's What We Know
Mercedes-Benz Malaysia plans 17 new models for 2027, with most set for local assembly in Pekan. Here's what we know about its ICE and EV plans.
17-09-2026
Perodua QV-E Now At RM53,499 Vs Proton e.MAS 5: Which Makes More Sense?
Perodua QV-E now starts at RM53,499 with BaaS under its Malaysia Day promo. See how it compares with the Proton e.MAS 5 on price, range, charging and features.
16-09-2026
Yes, Tan Chong Is Involved In Perodua's EV. Here's What It's Actually Doing
Tan Chong has signed a three-year agreement to support Perodua's EV production with ED coating, painting and assembly-line services.
15-09-2026
BYD Has A New Plan For Malaysian-Made Cars, And It's Not Tanjung Malim
BYD has dropped its Tanjung Malim plant plan but says Malaysian CKD remains on track, with talks with an unnamed local partner at an advanced stage.
11-09-2026
Malaysia's EVs Are Growing Fast. The Chargers? Not So Much
Malaysia's EV registrations are surging, with 122,286 registered by July 2026. But can the country's 6,416 public EV chargers keep up?
10-09-2026
Could The Proton e.MAS 7 PHEV Get 230 KM EV Range And AWD Next? Its China Twin Says Maybe
The Proton e.MAS 7 PHEV's Geely twin is getting a larger 40.06 kWh battery, around 230 KM WLTP EV range and AWD. Could Malaysia get them too?
10-09-2026
BYD Malaysia's Next Move Is Coming – Tanjung Malim Or Inokom?
BYD says its next Malaysia move will be revealed within a week. Could its EVs be assembled at Tanjung Malim or Sime Motors' Inokom plant in Kulim?
07-09-2026
Show More
trending_flat