KUALA LUMPUR, 12 March 2025 – Hi Mobility, a leading electric vehicle (EV) solutions provider, is set to expand its operations in Klang Valley while exploring new opportunities in Sabah and Sarawak. This strategic move aligns with Malaysia’s push towards sustainable transportation and wider EV adoption.

Scaling Up EV Infrastructure in Klang Valley

Hi Mobility’s expansion will focus on enhancing EV charging networks, deploying smart mobility solutions, and partnering with local businesses. The company aims to make EV charging more accessible and convenient for Klang Valley residents.

“We are committed to accelerating Malaysia’s transition to electric mobility. Our expansion will strengthen EV infrastructure in key urban areas,” said Hi Mobility CEO, Lim Chern Chuen.

Expanding EV Accessibility in Sabah and Sarawak

Recognizing the need for better EV infrastructure in East Malaysia, Hi Mobility plans to collaborate with state governments and private sector partners. The goal is to install more charging stations and promote EV adoption in Sabah and Sarawak.

“East Malaysia presents a strong potential for EV growth. We aim to support sustainable transport solutions across the region,” added Tan.

Government Support and Sustainable Mobility Goals

The Malaysian government has been actively supporting EV adoption through incentives and infrastructure investment. Hi Mobility’s expansion aligns with the National Low Carbon Mobility Blueprint, which aims to increase EV adoption to 20% by 2030.

“Public-private collaboration is key to driving EV adoption. We welcome industry players like Hi Mobility in shaping Malaysia’s sustainable future,” said Transport Minister Loke Siew Fook.

What’s Next?

Hi Mobility plans to roll out ultra-fast EV charging stations, expand fleet partnerships, and introduce smart mobility solutions in key cities. The company is also exploring potential partnerships with ride-hailing and logistics providers to increase EV penetration.

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