Proton e.MAS Charging Stations To Expand Across Malaysia

Proton e.MAS Charging Network Expansion

Announced on August 19, 2026, PROTON New Energy Technology has partnered with three EV charging point operators to support the rollout of Proton e.MAS-branded charging stations across Malaysia. The partners are DC Handal, JomCharge and chargEV, with the collaboration focused on expanding branded charging access for Proton e.MAS users. Under the agreements, the companies will jointly work on branding and marketing initiatives at selected charging locations. The rollout is scheduled to begin in Q3 2026, with the first site planned at a popular destination before the network expands nationwide.

Charging Partnerships And Nationwide Rollout

The charging expansion brings together PRO-NET and three established charging operators: DC Handal, JomCharge and chargEV. The participating companies will determine the applicable charging rates and operating arrangements through mutual agreement. The first Proton e.MAS-branded charging site is planned for a popular destination as the initial step in the rollout, after which the network is expected to expand across Malaysia. The partnership also includes branding and marketing activities at selected charging sites, creating a dedicated presence for the Proton e.MAS charging ecosystem.

Proton e.MAS App Offers Wider Charging Access

According to PRO-NET, the Proton e.MAS app currently provides access to more than 4,700 charging points across Malaysia, covering over 90% of the country. The app is also central to the new charging arrangement, as Proton e.MAS owners who use it to make payments at participating stations will be eligible for discounted charging rates. This provides users with a direct payment route while connecting the new branded charging locations with the broader charging network already accessible through the application. The arrangement is intended to improve charging convenience while supporting greater use of the Proton e.MAS ecosystem.

Charging Rates And Future Expansion

PRO-NET and each participating charging point operator will mutually determine the applicable rates and other arrangements for the participating stations. This means charging prices and operating terms will be established through agreements between the respective parties rather than through a single uniform rate announced for the entire network. With the rollout scheduled to start in Q3 2026 and expansion planned nationwide, the initiative will progressively increase the visibility of Proton e.MAS-branded charging infrastructure. The combination of broader charging access, app-based payment and discounted rates for eligible users forms the central customer proposition of the partnership.

Frequently Asked Questions

When will Proton e.MAS-branded charging stations begin rolling out?
The Proton e.MAS-branded charging station rollout is scheduled to begin in Q3 2026, starting with an initial location before expanding nationwide across Malaysia. PROTON New Energy Technology has partnered with DC Handal, JomCharge and chargEV for the initiative. The participating companies will collaborate on branding and marketing at selected charging sites, while PRO-NET and each charging point operator will mutually determine applicable charging rates and arrangements. Proton e.MAS owners using the Proton e.MAS app for payment at participating stations will be eligible for discounted charging rates.

How many charging points can Proton e.MAS users access through the app?
According to PRO-NET, the Proton e.MAS app currently provides access to more than 4,700 charging points across Malaysia, covering over 90% of the country. The application also provides a payment channel for participating charging stations under the new partnership. Proton e.MAS owners who use the app to pay at participating locations will be eligible for discounted charging rates. The planned branded charging network will therefore add dedicated Proton e.MAS locations while remaining connected to the wider charging access already available through the application.