AI Weekly Malaysia

DC Handal has installed a 60kW Autel DC charger with two CCS2 nozzles at Level G of the indoor carpark at TMG Mall Tanjung Lumpur in Kuantan, priced at RM1.20 per kWh. Activation works by tapping a credit, debit, or prepaid card at the terminal, via TNG eWallet QR, or through the ChargEV, JomCharge, and Gentari Go apps. The same operator recently deployed a faster 240kW DC charger at Zenith Hotel Kuantan.

Why: This is consumer EV-charging infrastructure news, not a tool, API, or policy change that builders would act on. The only transferable detail is the activation model — contactless card tap plus QR plus roaming across three third-party apps, with no proprietary app required — which is a concrete example of how a Malaysian infrastructure operator chose payments and interoperability over owning the customer app. Beyond that, there is nothing here for developers, AI/ML learners, or SaaS founders to change in their work.