BateriHub Reaches 200 Stores Nationwide, Sets New ASEAN Record

Mukhlis Azman

03 February 2026 at 10:45 AM

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BateriHub’s ever-expanding local outlet network has now reached 200 locations nationwide.

Local automotive service provider BateriHub has expanded its local outlet network, as it recently surpassed 200 branches nationwide. This expansion milestone also makes the company recognised by the ASEAN Records, while positioning BateriHub as the country’s largest direct-owned car battery retail network.

Recognising the company’s operating scale and infrastructure footprint, the award given by ASEAN Records to BateriHub is for the First and Largest Direct-Owned Car Battery Retailer by Branch Count and Floor Area (200 Branches Covering 340,875.68 square-feet).

From the 200 branches directly operated by the company, BateriHub also employs over 460 staff that have served more than one million customers to date. The company has also recorded over 70,000 positive customer reviews and feedback across multiple platforms.

Beyond the 200 branches, BateriHub also announced that it currently covers more than 500 service areas across 11 states as of Jan 2026, and this includes the Klang Valley area, as well as secondary regions such as Kedah, Terengganu, and Kelantan.

“Running a direct-owned network allows us to train people the same way, deploy technicians faster, and keep decision-making close to operations. Crossing 200 stores matters because it widens access to dependable help, not because of the number alone,” said Kok Wai Kit, co-founder and managing director of BateriHub.

Looking ahead, BateriHub is now focused on strengthening its domestic footprint while laying the groundwork for regional growth by penetrating the East Malaysia market sometime around Q3 this year. At the same time, the company has been studying the Singapore market since 2023, which is part of its five-year strategic roadmap with broader ASEAN expansion.

Today, BateriHub supports customers through multiple service channels, walk-in replacement, roadside assistance, battery delivery, and jumpstart support, all routed through a central customer service and technician dispatch system. This structure enables consistent response standards across urban and secondary locations, particularly during breakdown scenarios where time and reliability are critical.