The limited-time promotional offer is valid only for bookings made between Dec 12 and 15, but users have until Jan 31 next year to redeem their bookings based on their travel plans.
Additionally, GoCar will be giving away 100,000 GoPocket Points, equivalent to RM1,000, to 10 lucky users.
Wong with the Leaf.
GoEV Share is currently available only for round trips (pick-up and return at the same zone) and short-term use – hourly, daily, weekly or monthly.
Normal rates start from RM24.90 per hour and RM249 for a day to RM232 per day for a one-month booking.
To ease any potential range anxiety, each GoEV vehicle comes with a complimentary chargEV card, which gives users access to almost 300 charging stations nationwide.
Charging stations at the GoEV zones are free to use for all GoEV members.
Additionally, through a recent integration with EV Connection’s JomCharge mobile platform, GoEV users can easily view charger locations, availability and charger types within the JomCharge network.
The leading on-demand mobility-as-a-service platform has recorded more than 500,000km in total distance travelled by its electric vehicle (EV) car sharing fleet since launching the GoEV programme in the Klang Valley in December 2021.
More than 1,000 GoCar users have taken the opportunity to experience quiet, clean city driving with the GoEV Share option.
For more than 90% of them, it was their first experience in a fully-electric vehicle.
In line with its ongoing expansion plan, GoCar has also added to its GoEV Share fleet.
The company expects to have more than 30 units of Nissan Leaf deployed across 20 zones in the Klang Valley, bringing the total number of its overall GoEV fleet to over 50 units for both sharing and subscription options.
GoCar Malaysia CEO Wong Hoe Mun said the EV market in Malaysia has been gaining momentum with the development of charging infrastructure and introduction of more EV models from various car brands.
“However, accessibility to the masses is still a challenge. The high cost of purchasing an EV is simply not viable for most Malaysians, especially given current challenging economic conditions.
“GoEV addresses this gap and we are proud to be the first car sharing platform to offer a compelling solution for EV in Malaysia.
“The goal is to provide more affordable EV access to the general public so that everyone, not just the privileged few, can experience the EV lifestyle,” said Wong.
To book a GoEV Share, download the GoCar mobile app.
For more information about GoEV and GoCar Malaysia, visit https://hi.gocar.my or follow the GoCar Malaysia Facebook, Instagram, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz6-zOVUt8YfnCzKKEvMbtw and Twitter channels.
