Zeekr 009 buyers at ACE 2026 expo to receive free wallbox and five year maintenance package
By Eve
Zeekr is offering a free wallbox, up to RM6,000 in insurance support, five years or 100,000 km free maintenance service and an eight year or 160,000 km extended warranty to buyers of its 009 luxury EV MPV at the paultan.org Auto Car Expo (ACE) 2026 in Malaysia, running 31 October to 1 November at Setia City Convention Centre. The 009 is priced from RM304,800 to RM359,800 across three variants. TNB Electron is a co-sponsor of the event, which will feature over 20 automotive brands.
Why it matters
The bundled wallbox offer signals how OEMs are using home charging hardware as a sales incentive in Malaysia, while TNB Electron's co-sponsorship points to utility engagement with the retail EV market. Procurement teams tracking charging infrastructure deployment should note the shift to manufacturer led home charger distribution alongside dealership networks.
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- “ACE 2026: Zeekr 009 with free wallbox, up to RM6k insurance support and 5yr free maintenance service”
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- 15 October 2026
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