Proton Confirms Nationwide e.MAS DC Charger Rollout

PRO-NET, the EV subsidiary of Malaysian automaker Proton, has announced strategic partnerships with multiple charging point operators (CPOs) to deploy Proton e.MAS-branded charging stations across Malaysia. This initiative confirms the company's previously reported plans to introduce its own branded DC chargers and strengthen its presence in the local EV charging network within this year.

What Is the Proton e.MAS Charging Network?

The Proton e.MAS charging network is a branded EV charging infrastructure initiative by PRO-NET, the electric vehicle subsidiary of Malaysian automaker Proton. It solves the problem of charging accessibility for Proton e.MAS and smart EV owners by integrating multiple CPO networks into a unified digital ecosystem, with plans to deploy Proton-branded DC fast chargers nationwide.

PRO-NET has entered into strategic partnerships with ChargeSini, Charge+, JomCharge, RExharge, and Time Charge N Go. These CPOs will support the deployment and operation of Proton e.MAS-branded charging facilities across Malaysia. The company had previously worked with these operators to provide e.MAS and smart EV owners with access to a wider charging network, including charging facilities at selected condominiums and dealerships.

Key Facts

PRO-NET's branded charging infrastructure initiative involves multiple CPO partners and existing residential charging programmes, with rates starting from RM0.63/kWh at selected high-rise locations.

Which CPOs Are Partnering with Proton on This Initiative?

The CPOs partnering with PRO-NET on this initiative are ChargeSini, Charge+, JomCharge, RExharge, and Time Charge N Go. These operators are supporting the deployment and operation of Proton e.MAS-branded charging facilities as part of the automaker's direct push into branded charging infrastructure.

The announcement from PRO-NET states that the company has "entered strategic partnerships with leading CPOs for Proton e.MAS branded charging stations." Past collaborations with these operators included the establishment of charging facilities at selected locations, including condominiums and dealerships. The residential programme provides access to charging at hundreds of high-rise locations, with rates starting from RM0.63/kWh at selected sites.

PRO-NET has partnered with five CPOs — ChargeSini, Charge+, JomCharge, RExharge, and Time Charge N Go — to deploy Proton e.MAS-branded charging stations nationwide.

How Does the Proton e.MAS Charging Ecosystem Work?

The Proton e.MAS charging ecosystem works by integrating multiple CPO networks into PRO-NET's digital infrastructure, allowing drivers to locate and access charging stations through a single interface. Its integrated live charging map is available through the Proton e.MAS app and in-vehicle systems.

This integration allows drivers to locate charging stations and check their availability through the Proton e.MAS app or directly through in-vehicle systems. PRO-NET's existing network already provides access to more than 2,500 charging points through its integrated charging map. The company states that these chargers would start appearing at selected locations in Malaysia within this year, with the company looking to strengthen its charging network alongside the growing number of e.MAS vehicles on the road.

The Proton e.MAS integrated live charging map provides access to more than 2,500 charging points through the Proton e.MAS app and in-vehicle systems.

When Will the e.MAS Branded DC Chargers Be Deployed?

PRO-NET said that the e.MAS branded DC chargers will start appearing at selected locations in Malaysia within this year. The exact number, locations, charging speeds, and rollout schedule have not yet been disclosed by the company.

The company has yet to disclose the exact number, locations, charging speeds, or rollout schedule for the newly announced e.MAS-branded stations. More details are therefore expected as the deployment progresses. The initiative confirms the automaker's previously reported plans to roll out its own branded DC chargers and expand its presence in the local EV charging network this year.

The exact number, locations, charging speeds, and rollout schedule for the e.MAS-branded stations remain undisclosed as of the announcement.

Who Is This For?

This initiative is designed for current and prospective Proton e.MAS and smart EV owners in Malaysia who require reliable access to branded charging infrastructure. The expansion of branded charging stations is expected to complement the company's growing EV lineup, which includes the e.MAS 5, e.MAS 7, and e.MAS 7 PHEV models.

With Proton e.MAS now offering multiple electrified models, the expansion of branded charging infrastructure is intended to support the growing number of e.MAS vehicles on the road. The residential programme, established through past collaborations, provides access to charging at hundreds of high-rise locations, with rates starting from RM0.63/kWh at selected sites.

Common Questions

Which charging point operators are involved in the Proton e.MAS charging station rollout?

The charging point operators involved are ChargeSini, Charge+, JomCharge, RExharge, and Time Charge N Go. These CPOs are supporting the deployment and operation of Proton e.MAS-branded charging facilities as part of PRO-NET's strategic partnerships announced in the latest initiative.

What is the cost of charging at Proton e.MAS residential charging locations?

Charging at selected residential high-rise locations under the programme starts from RM0.63/kWh. These rates apply at selected sites only, as established through PRO-NET's past collaborations with the CPO partners involved in the residential charging programme.

How many charging points are accessible through the Proton e.MAS integrated charging map?

PRO-NET's existing network provides access to more than 2,500 charging points through its integrated charging map. This map is available through the Proton e.MAS app and in-vehicle systems, allowing drivers to locate charging stations and check their availability.

Sources and Methodology

This article is based on the original reporting published by Lowyat.NET on August 2026, titled "Proton Confirms Plan To Roll Out e.MAS Branded DC Chargers Nationwide," which cited PRO-NET's official announcement. The primary source referenced is PRO-NET's official website announcement regarding strategic partnerships with leading CPOs for Proton e.MAS branded charging stations.

All facts, statistics, and quotes are drawn directly from the source material. Currency figures are presented in Malaysian Ringgit (RM) as originally reported. This article was last updated on August 2026.

PRO-NET has entered strategic partnerships with leading CPOs for Proton e.MAS branded charging stations.

— PRO-NET official announcement, via Lowyat.NET