Quick Comparison: Top Home EV Chargers in Malaysia

Here’s the at-a-glance comparison of the most popular home EV chargers available in Malaysia right now. Prices shown are fully installed unless stated otherwise.

7kW vs 11kW vs 22kW: Which Power Level Do You Need?

The single biggest factor in choosing a home charger is power output — and in Malaysia, this is directly tied to your TNB supply type. Most landed homes in Malaysia run on a single-phase 60A supply, which caps your AC charging at around 7kW.

7kW Home Charger — The Sweet Spot for Most Malaysians

A 7kW charger is the right choice for the vast majority of Malaysian homeowners. It works on a standard single-phase TNB supply and will fully charge most EVs — including the Proton eMas 7 — overnight without any wiring upgrades.

At 7kW, you’re adding roughly 40–45km of range per hour of charging. For someone driving 60–80km daily, a standard overnight charge is more than sufficient.

11kW Home Charger — The Middle Ground

An 11kW charger requires a three-phase supply, which is common in some semi-D and bungalow properties, but rare in apartments and standard terrace homes. If you have three-phase power, 11kW gives you roughly 60–65km of range per hour.

The catch: if your home only has single-phase supply, an 11kW charger will throttle down to 7kW anyway. Always check your TNB meter and main switchboard before choosing this tier.

22kW Home Charger — Future-Proofing or Overkill?

A 22kW home charger is the fastest AC option available and requires a three-phase supply with sufficient capacity. It makes sense if you have a three-phase supply, a large-battery EV (80kWh+), and plan to keep the same charger for 5–10 years.

For most Malaysians, 22kW at home is overkill — even large-battery EVs like the Proton eMas 5 will complete a full charge overnight on 7kW. The 22kW option is better suited to households with two EVs or those who do very high mileage.