MALAYSIA, 7 JUNE 2022 – ACO Tech, today at the official launch of ATLAS, announced a new strategic partnership with UOB Malaysia – a member of UOB, Asia’s leading bank, Fass Payment Solutions Sdn Bhd (“Fasspay”) – a leading licensed white label e-wallet provider and homegrown digital energy company – FIVE Petroleum Malaysia (FIVE) to deliver new-gen user experience that is tailored for the automotive industry. The launch and partnership ceremony was witnessed by the Minister of Transport Malaysia, Yang Berhormat Datuk Seri Ir. Dr. Wee Ka Siong and Chairman of ACO Tech, Dr. Li Chunrong.
The recent launch of ATLAS Auto marks a significant expansion of the digital ecosystem developed by ACO Tech to make personal mobility more connected than ever.
Real-time connectivity and the digital solutions that come with it are becoming increasingly essential by the day. As the first IHU (infotainment head unit) of its kind in the sub-RM60,000 automotive market, ATLAS is primed to accelerate mass adoption of connected mobility and a digital experience behind the wheel.
Created for the automotive industry, ATLAS Auto is a mobile app that bridges various parts of the automotive processes. It enables people to connect, share, and discover common interests and values. The app is built to work seamlessly with any car manufacturer, retailers, and content providers. It also features a variety of unique features such as social networking, e-wallet, and shopping malls.
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Officially established in 2019, ACO Tech is a Malaysian-based company focused on revolutionizing our driving experience via digital connectivity. Pioneering an intelligent and connected lifestyle, our mission is to lead the mobility technology for connected cars in Malaysia and ASEAN. We spearhead smart mobility solution with our ideas and solutions, keeping an ever-growing urban world to be easily accessible and making each trip convenient, safe, and efficient.
Electric vehicles (EVs) represent a pivotal solution in Malaysia’s pursuit of sustainable transportation. As the country aims to reduce carbon emissions and enhance energy efficiency, boosting EV adoption among Malaysians becomes crucial.
What makes a car connected? In simple terms, a connected car can communicate with another entity, be it other vehicles or an entire network altogether. In Malaysia, ACO Tech delivers vehicle connectivity via the first dedicated automotive cloud in the country.
Cyberjaya, 19 February 2024 – Smart mobility provider, ACO Tech, has formalised a Memorandum of Collaboration (MoC) with Geno and the Malaysia Automotive, Robotics & IoT Institute (MARii) to explore the use of blockchain solutions for Malaysia’s Electric Vehicle (EV) infrastructure.
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