JomCharge 120 kW DC charger at McDonald's Eco Majestic Semenyih: RM1.40 per kWh

Sep 25

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Updated: Oct 8

By Hafiz Rahman · Tech & Specs columnist · 25 Sep 2026

JomCharge 120 kW DC charger at McDonald's Eco Majestic Semenyih: RM1.40 per kWh

On SoyaCincau's prices, a 40 kWh top-up at the new Semenyih charger costs RM56. The full member discount cuts it to RM42, and the opening promo to RM28.

At a glance

		Source
Location	McDonald's Eco Majestic Drive Thru, Semenyih	SoyaCincau
Charger	120 kW DC, 2 x CCS2	SoyaCincau
List price	RM1.40 per kWh	SoyaCincau
Opening promo	RM0.70 per kWh (26-27 Sep 2026)	SoyaCincau
40 kWh top-up	RM56 at list price	Our arithmetic

TL;DR

SoyaCincau reports that JomCharge opened a 120 kW DC charger with two CCS2 bays at McDonald's Eco Majestic Drive Thru in Semenyih.
The list price is RM1.40 per kWh, with an opening promo of RM0.70 per kWh on 26 and 27 September.
On our arithmetic, a 40 kWh top-up costs RM56 at list price and RM28 at the promo price.

What is the EV charging cost in Malaysia at JomCharge's new Semenyih site? SoyaCincau puts it at RM1.40 per kWh, from a 120 kW DC charger. The unit stands at the McDonald's drive-thru in Eco Majestic, and its pair of CCS2 cables can serve two cars at a time.

Think of it as a petrol pump that moved into a burger kitchen. You order, you plug in, and the car eats while you eat. Now the literal part.

Infographic: JomCharge 120 kW DC charger at McDonald's Eco Majestic Semenyih: RM1.40 per kWh

How much does EV charging cost at JomCharge Semenyih?

SoyaCincau lists three prices. The list rate is RM1.40 per kWh. A paid JomCharge plan (Elite or Platinum) cuts the bill by up to a quarter. On 26 and 27 September, the opening weekend, the rate halves to RM0.70 per kWh.

The 40 kWh top-up is a round example we picked, not a SoyaCincau figure. The prices are SoyaCincau's. The multiplication is our arithmetic:

Rate	Price per kWh (SoyaCincau)	Cost of 40 kWh (our arithmetic)
List price	RM1.40	40 x RM1.40 = RM56.00
Full 25% member discount	RM1.40 x 0.75 = RM1.05	40 x RM1.05 = RM42.00
Opening promo (26-27 Sep)	RM0.70	40 x RM0.70 = RM28.00

SoyaCincau says members can stack their discount on top of the 50% promo. It does not say how JomCharge calculates the stack, so we do not put a number on it.

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How long does a 40 kWh top-up take at 120 kW?

On paper, 40 kWh at 120 kW is one third of an hour, or 20 minutes. That is a floor, not a promise. It only holds if your car pulls the full 120 kW from start to finish.

Here is the inevitable flaw. The source does not say whether the two bays share the 120 kW. If a second car plugs in and the charger splits its power, both cars get less, and the 20-minute floor grows. The article also gives no maximum power for each car model, so your car may not take the full 120 kW.

What does it change for owners in Semenyih?

SoyaCincau reports that JomCharge, ChargEV and Gentari Go users can all start a session here. Owners do not need a new account to use this charger.

Owner tip: the article does not say whether the member discount applies when you start from ChargEV or Gentari Go. Members on Elite or Platinum should open the JomCharge app, not a partner app, to be sure the discount applies.

Hafiz's take

A 120 kW charger behind a drive thru is a fast-food idea done right. On my arithmetic from SoyaCincau's 120 kW figure, 40 kWh needs at least 20 minutes. That is about one meal. But I want one answer from JomCharge: does the second car steal half my kilowatts? Until the app shows the power per bay, I plan for a slower session... the burger can wait.