Gentari Expands Charging Network with Rekascape Cyberjaya Takeover

Gentari has officially taken over the EV charging operations at the Rekascape Cyberjaya hub, marking another significant expansion for the company’s rapidly growing charging infrastructure. This transition integrates the existing infrastructure into the broader Gentari Go network, allowing users to leverage the company’s dedicated app and subscription ecosystem for their charging needs.

The facility features two 120kW DC fast chargers, each equipped with two CCS2 connectors, providing a total of four charging bays for electric vehicle owners. A key benefit for users at this site is the inclusion of a covered roof, protecting both the charging equipment and vehicles from Malaysia’s unpredictable weather—a welcome feature for those relying on public charging infrastructure.

According to the original publisher, the chargers are currently priced at RM1.60 per kWh. While the operational management has shifted to Gentari, the chargers remain accessible via the Gentari Go, ChargEV, and JomCharge applications. This cross-platform compatibility ensures that current users of major charging networks can continue to utilize the site without needing to register for entirely new accounts.

To celebrate the takeover, Gentari is offering a 15% discount on charging sessions at this specific location for a limited time. Customers can access this incentive by applying the promo code GO15REKA within the Gentari Go app before initiating a charge. This promotion is scheduled to run from now until 2 October 2026. Additionally, users with active Gentari Go Starter, Plus, or Power Pass subscriptions can apply their existing benefits to further reduce costs at this site.

For the average Malaysian EV owner, this transition represents a push toward greater standardization in user experience. As the charging market matures, the consolidation of popular hubs under major players like Gentari typically brings improved maintenance standards and more reliable uptime compared to fragmented, smaller-scale operators. For commuters and workers in the Cyberjaya tech corridor, the addition of this site to the Gentari subscription ecosystem offers a more predictable cost structure, which is increasingly important as the total cost of ownership becomes a primary consideration for prospective EV buyers.

This shift is particularly relevant given the current economic climate in Malaysia. With real GDP growth standing at a robust 6.0% and headline inflation held at 1.9%, consumers are increasingly looking for ways to maximize the utility of their spending. As fuel prices remain a point of interest—with unsubsidized RON95 sitting at RM4.37 and diesel at RM5.27—the relative affordability of electricity per kilometer, especially when mitigated by promotional discounts and subscription packages, reinforces the economic argument for EV adoption among the local workforce.

The move also reflects a broader trend of infrastructure consolidation within the Malaysian EV market. Since the early days of public charging, the sector has moved from disparate, standalone chargers toward integrated networks that provide seamless digital experiences. With the national unemployment rate steady at 3.0%, the continued investment in EV infrastructure suggests a sustained commitment from private firms to support the country’s green mobility transition despite broader global economic pressures.

Looking ahead, the industry remains focused on how these consolidated networks will scale. While Gentari has moved to standardize the user interface and pricing structure at Rekascape, it remains to be seen whether the current RM1.60 per kWh rate will remain static once the initial promotional period concludes. It is also currently unconfirmed whether any hardware upgrades are planned for the site beyond the initial management takeover, or if further integration with other roaming partners will be introduced to simplify the charging process for users who do not utilize the Gentari Go ecosystem.