How to travel long-distance with an Electric Vehicle in Malaysia? | EV Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- So you've gotten yourself an electric vehicle (EV) and now you want to take it for a long-distance drive in Malaysia? Unlike petrol or diesel-powered vehicles, driving an electric vehicle for interstate travel can be a little bit tricky but it is certainly not impossible. With some planning and the right driving attitude, you can get a seamless and pleasant experience for an EV road trip.
In this guide, we will highlight what you need to know as well as tips and tricks for a pleasant driving and EV charging experience.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:06 Understand your EV's range
2:34 Plan your EV charging route/stops
3:23 Recommended apps to plan EV road trip
4:28 EV driving habits
5:41 EV charging habits
6:59 Recommended EV charging networks in Malaysia
7:44 EV road trip challenges in Malaysia
8:41 Recap of EV tips for road trip - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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EV like Porsche Taycan, Kia EV6, and Ioniq 5 can benefit from lower charging cost on Shell Recharge as they can benefit from full 180kW on 800V architecture. When charging speed drop below certain speed, unplug and leave. You get more kWh per RM you paid as compared to those priced by kWh
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TNB
Both are expensive.
Jom charge is fine.
Charge full on AC at home.
DC charge till 80% is enough and move
At least a decade will consider
Come to Australia. We will show you long distance. As for Malaysia, find a diesel tow truck for extended range.
If the car is full of passengers, does the batt run out quicker?
In theory, more passengers add weight and that means more effort to move the car. Then again, most EVs are already heavy to begin with as most models are about 2 tonnes. It also depends on your driving style. Maintaining speed with fewer sudden acceleration and deceleration would improve your efficiency significantly.
If ev car rosak, does the manufacturer give free towing to the service centre 24/7 all over malaysia?
Most, if not all car insurance now offers free towing.
Try it in Canada in December to March.....does not work out that great.
How much does it cost to recharge a BYD Atto from 0-100%?
For the BYD Atto 3 Extended Range with a 60.5kWh battery, you could be looking at about RM35 for a full charge from zero if you're charging at home. This is based on the highest TNB domestic tariff of RM0.57 per kWh.
Imagine getting stuck in a 9 hr slow moving traffic jam at mid-day from KL to Penang during festive season, full load of pax and luggage. Driving an EV😢.
I would take an ICE car anytime.
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Perhaps you need to be more specific ... For West Malaysia, it's possible BUT NOT with East Malaysia (at least for now).
Still possible in East Malaysia at least from Kuching to Kota Kinabalu with an EV that can do over 400km on a single charge. Kuching to Sibu and Sibu to Miri is possible on a single charge. Miri to Kota Kinabalu is also possible with a DC charging stop in Bandar Seri Begawan.
@@alexwnl Anyone you know has tried it ? From Kuching to Sibu is ~400km. Of course, a lot of EVs' WLTP >400km but given the road conditions etc.. I don't think you can make it ... even if you try hard, it's going to be risky. For example I'm driving ix3, with 100% SOC, getting to 420km is already good. It's possible to start from KK however. Someone has tried to drive from KK to Miri with stop over & charged in Brunei. From Miri to Sibu also possible as you can charge in Bintulu. Of course some bigger batt cars likely to make it if you have over 500k range.
For EVs, it is definitely not environmentally friendly. The mining process of the ingredients (lithium, manganese, cobalt, graphite, steel, and nickel) use make the EV is more harmful to the environment.
It is harmful if it goes to waste. EV batteries can be reused as energy storage units and are highly recyclable to make new batteries.
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Can doesn't mean they are recycling it😢
So mining crude oil is environment friendly ?
At least Malaysia electricity 25% sourced from renewable energy guy