Electric driving is picking up speed in Malaysia. Around Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Johor Bahru, a clean, quiet car is no longer a novelty — it's ready to book today, for a work trip, a weekend getaway, or your first time behind the wheel of an EV.
Pick from models like the BMW i4, i5, and iX, or the Hyundai Ioniq 5 — vehicles built around smooth performance, a quiet cabin, and tech that holds up well on a humid Malaysian highway drive. Reserve online in a few minutes, with our team on hand from pickup to return.
Malaysia's charging network is growing fastest around the Klang Valley, so it's worth checking coverage before you head further afield, especially toward the East Coast. Look up stations along your route, check whether it's a Level 2 or a DC fast charger, and build a charging stop into any longer drive. Charging costs vary by operator, so a quick check of current rates is worth doing before you plug in.
We note the battery level both when you collect the car and when you return it.
If you can't recharge before drop-off and haven't taken the prepaid charging add-on, you'll only pay for the electricity (in kWh) needed to bring the battery back to its starting level, up to 80%. Rates are posted at the branch.
Yes. Select prepaid charging when booking, and you can return the car at any charge level — SIXT handles the top-up for a fixed price.
Yes, you'll get two:
Fast-charging stations usually come with their own cable already attached.
At pickup, you'll receive a partner charging card to link to your own account — it's worth setting that account up ahead of time. The card opens up a wide charging network. Charging from a household socket or another provider works too. Keep the card with you until you return the vehicle.
Check our charging partner's app to find charging points nearby. A household socket or another accessible provider is also an option.
The renter covers the cost of charging. SIXT's partnership with a charging network operator makes finding a charging point straightforward wherever you're driving.
Costs vary by country and by network operator, typically billed per kWh consumed or per minute of charging. Some cities bundle charging into the parking fee.
An EV's range depends on a few things:
A few things set it apart from a petrol car: