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- Tesla launched an experience center in Malaysia, expanding its presence in the country.
- The company unveiled the updated Model 3 at a gala event.
- Tesla plans to expand its charging infrastructure by adding 12 Superchargers in the country.
Tesla unveiled its updated Model 3 electric sedan in Malaysia on Thursday. The car is available for order and the first deliveries will begin this quarter. The new product was presented in early September, attracting the interest of many consumers around the world. Recently, the first ship with the updated Model 3 arrived in Europe, and the first deliveries are expected soon. The first car delivered to a client was spotted on the roads of Israel, although the details of the first deliveries are unknown.
First Model 3 Showcase In Malaysia🇲🇾
— Tesla Malaysia (@Tesla_Malaysia) October 19, 2023
Visit us at Centre Court in Pavilion Damansara Heights to experience the all-new Model 3. pic.twitter.com/VsvyECQYHa
Tesla's Experience Center was opened at Pavilion Damansara Heights. The flagship center with an area of 3,000 sq. ft. will serve the villages of Bangsar and Damansara Heights. It will showcase Tesla products, including Model 3 and Model Y, as well as various charging solutions and company merchandise. The launch was officiated by Local Government Development Minister Nga Kor Ming and Tesla regional director Isabel Fan.
“Tesla’s [venture] into Malaysia is a vote of confidence for us (Malaysia) which is poised to be the gateway in Southeast Asia.
“We welcome all electric car manufacturers including Tesla to come to Malaysia to not only set up their showrooms but also start their manufacturing plant here.”
With the launch of the updated Model 3, Tesla's regional director said the company plans to install more Supercharger stations in Malaysia. At the moment, there are already two open, located in Pavillion Kuala Lumpur and Sunway Big Box, Johor.
“We will have more stations. Our plan is to connect the country, connect the region, and make cross-border travel such as from Singapore to Malaysia easy,” said Fan.
The company plans to install Supercharger stations in 12 different locations across the country. Five of them will be installed in Klang Valley, two in the northern region of Peninsular Malaysia, and two in the southern region.
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