ChargeSini EV Charging for Condos and Businesses

ChargeSini is a Malaysian EV charge point operator headquartered in Serdang, Selangor, that installs, runs and bills public and private chargers. It targets the shortage of charging at condominiums, malls, hotels and commercial sites, where property owners lack the capital or know-how to run charging themselves.

The company funds, installs and operates chargers under zero-capex joint-venture plans, offers a condo plan covering hardware, software and maintenance with profit sharing for building management bodies, and sells franchises so site owners can own a station. Hardware spans AC units from 7.4 kW to 22 kW, DC units from 40 kW to 240 kW and cabinet-and-dispenser hubs, all with a two-year warranty. Its app handles reservations and payments, smart charging is offered for fleets and private sites, and the network lists 462 stations, including 269 condominiums, 62 commercial sites, 58 malls and 42 hotels.

• Zero-capex joint venture: ChargeSini funds, installs and runs chargers at partner sites.
• Condo plan: hardware, software and maintenance with profit sharing for building management.
• Franchise programme: site owners can own and operate a ChargeSini station.
• Charger range: AC 7.4 to 22 kW, DC 40 to 240 kW and cabinet-and-dispenser hubs.
• Driver app: reservations, payments and subscription plans for frequent users.
• Fleet and private-site charging: smart charging for company fleets and private premises.

Apartment management boards in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City can adopt a zero-capex profit-sharing model for basement chargers. Hotels and malls can host DC hubs to attract EV visitors. Companies with car fleets can use smart charging at private premises.

Condominiums and businesses can add EV charging without upfront capital through zero-capex joint-venture plans, while building management bodies receive profit sharing. Site owners who prefer ownership can take a franchise. One operator handles hardware, software, maintenance and billing, and roaming with Gentari and ChargEV brings drivers from other networks to host sites.

Malaysia has set national targets for public charging points, and most urban drivers live in high-rise condominiums where shared charging is needed. Similar conditions exist in Vietnam's large cities, where 2026 government guidance pushes charging in apartment buildings, raising demand for operators that fund and manage chargers for property owners.

Headquartered in Taman Serdang Raya, Serdang, Selangor. Reports more than 10,000 home charger installations and 2,400 public charging points. Host partners include Sunway Property, The Curve, MyTown, Lotus's, AEON BiG, InterContinental, Malaysia Airlines and BHPetrol; signed an MoU with Swift Bridge Technologies in November 2025.