The EV chargers would be located in various locations, including offices, hotels and resorts, golf clubs and shopping centres.
PNB's Chief Investment Officer, Private and Strategic Investments, Rick Ramli said the EV chargers would be located in various locations, including offices, hotels and resorts, golf clubs and shopping centres.
Meanwhile, Gentari Green Mobility chief operating officer, Haikal Zubir said the company was pleased to work with PNB, as both parties share the same vision in the journey towards green mobility.
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