Good luck getting your car charged on highways esp festive seasons and don't complain why wait hours to charge half hour,for the next 15 years knowing Malaysia
@@revanchong7530 i dont need luck. I can cross the states just fine in a single charge. It might actually surprise you that EV is extremely efficient during jams.
@@revanchong7530 I agree with you becoz my balik kampung journey is exceed 300km, evrytime on festival season the petrol station is full of vehicle. For me EV can consider as a better second car for my family.
Work as a sales person. Driving vw passat b7 1.8tsi. A week can easily reach 700km. Current fuel consumption is about 11.7litre per 100km. 60%highway 40%city
Hope the infra can catch up the pace of EV manufacturer line up. Also hope they better manage infra with the website showing the condition of the charging station. Encourage people to adopt the EV ASAP. Looking to buy Ioniq 5 or EV6.
If you can charge at home, you dont need much infrastructure because every day you start from 100%. If you are doing long trips, the charging stops along NSHW is good to alleviate range anxiety. there are EV driver who drove from JB to Penang already. of course we need A LOT MORE if more people are buying EV. 😌
@@jaded1122 , yes, there will be alot of ppl want to change to EV. This will jam up all the charging station and soon the maintenance could not catch up. Also charging speed will be concern given many ppl opt to EV. They should prepare 240kW to 350kW ahead of public adoptions.
Weekday - 80 to 100km (city drive) Every 2-3 weeks - from Kl to Penang to Kl Driving XC40 T5 (petrol), fuel consumption like 10L/100km, I still pump RON97 but going to change RON95 soon. A bit regret not to get XC40 recharge last year, so I wish to get EV car as my next car only if I can afford
Thank you Mr Tai for very informative and helpful information on EV. Is Volvo coming up with full EV in malaysia, please do a review. I'm considering it. Tq.
Most EVs can do approximately 5km per kWh. In a 100km journey, you'll consume 20 kWh. Based on TNB tariff, the cost for your trip will be below RM 5; if you do home charging
Hi. Nice and informative video. Like it a lot. I’m from Singapore. Averagely if I drive, will clock in about 100+km per day. I am wondering if Tesla is available in Malaysia and why I don’t see any reviews on Tesla? Is it because of any reason? I am keen to watch you review a Tesla car.
The cost of charging is almost the same as petrol price, plus the charging speed is still very slow, better wait for another 10-15 years when the battery technology has matured and price becomes affordable to cater mass market demand.
The cost of charging using shell HPC is by the minutes, not by kWh. Thats why its super expensive, but reasonable because DC infrastructure is costly. if you charge at home, its multiple times cheaper than petrol. using taycan as an example, it takes less than RM 20 to fully charge its 70+ kWH battery pack and you can do roughly 400km with it.
Every week around 200KM, due to currently work alternate week from office. I’m currently driving vios (2007 ver) and going to change to X70 in coming few months time.
