Singapore boasts an extensive network of more than 3,600 public charging points, as of the end of 2023. The predominant type is Level 2 AC chargers, known for their capacity to fully charge electric vehicles (EVs) within a range of 4 to 8 hours. Fast DC charging stations are also increasingly made available, with numerous charging networks providing expedited charging solutions. Furthermore, various private entities, including shopping malls, office buildings, and housing developments, are actively installing their dedicated charging stations to cater to the needs of their customers and employees.
Under the Singapore Green Plan 2030, the government has set up a comprehensive EV Roadmap to drive EV adoption. The accessibility of charging infrastructure is vital for encouraging EV adoption, and Singapore has set a target to have 60,000 EV charging points available by 2030. This includes working with the private sector to achieve 40,000 charging points in public carparks and 20,000 charging points in private premises. Every HDB town will also be an EV-Ready Town, with approximately 2,000 carparks to be equipped with charging points by 2025.
SP Group
SP Group is building Singapore’s largest public electric vehicle (EV) charging network, delivering accessible, reliable and seamless EV charging experience through our extensive network and enabled by digital technology.
Anchored upon their experience and capabilities operating a world-class power network, they are a pioneer of EV charging in Singapore. Beginning with the conversion of their own vehicle fleet to EVs in 2016, SP Group was one of the first to offer wide-scale EV charging to the public in 2018, even before the nationwide push for vehicle electrification. Currently, they are actively working with partners to roll out an extensive network of charging points. Among the partners they are working with include fleet operators, automotive partners, retail/commercial buildings, as well as residential dwellings.
SP Group chargers are located across the island at strategic points – downtown shopping centres, heartland malls, offices and even country clubs. 30% of their network features 50kW and 60kW DC charging points, meaning you can juice up your EVs in a short period of time.
Users can download the SP App, where they are able to check on charger availability, remote monitor their charging sessions, and get alerts when charging is complete.
The SP App can be downloaded over here:
Charge+
Charge+ is a leading EV charging solution provider that is headquartered in Singapore, and has expanded into Southeast Asia – with a presence in Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia and Malaysia.
Charge+ serves all the key market segments, including public housing, condominiums, landed homes, commercial & industrial, as well as fleets. Their services range from supply, design, installation, operation and maintenance of charging points.
Public Housing (HDB)
Charge+ will be operating 4,000 charging points in public housing estates of Central, North, North-East and West. HDB residents can have peace of mind in being able to charge their EVs overnight.
Private Condominiums
Charge+ is the leading provider in serving the condominium segment in Singapore, with 800 charging points installed or being implemented. Condominium residents can have confidence switching to EVs and enjoy the ease of charging at their doorsteps.
Fleets
Charge+ is the largest provider of charging solutions for fleet operators which include DHL, EVFY, Primech, PUB, SingPost and UPS. With their cost-effective blend of fast and regular chargers, and back-end software to track driver usage, fleet operators can lower their total cost of ownership through EVs.
TotalEnergies (formerly known as Bluecharge)
TotalEnergies (formerly known as Bluecharge), is a leading provider of sustainable EV charging solutions in Singapore, offering a wide range of services to meet the growing demand for electric vehicles in the city-state. Their mobile app provides real-time information on available charging stations, rates, and easy payment options, making it convenient for EV owners to plan their charging sessions.
With 1,500 strategically placed charging stations in shopping malls, residential areas, business districts, and major highways, Bluecharge ensures widespread accessibility for EV users across the city.
Shell Recharge
Shell Recharge is Shell’s Electric Vehicle (EV) charging service at stations, it offers on-the-go charging to customers. The rapid 50kW direct current (DC) chargers are compatible with most EVs and will provide a 0-80% charge in approximately 30 minutes. Shell Recharge in Singapore can support both CCS (combined charging system) and Type 2 (43kW AC) connectors.
Shell Recharge offers rapid chargers which are 50kW chargers and typically charge most EVs in approximately 30 minutes. High-powered chargers are 150kW chargers and can deliver power up to three times faster. Fast chargers are usually either 7kW or 22 kW and so take longer to charge your car. These chargers are usually located in areas where the EV will be parked for a longer time (e.g. car parks).
A full list of sites offering Shell Recharge facilities is available on our station locator page or via the Shell Recharge mobile app
ChargEco
ChargEco was set up by two frontrunners in green energy, Strides and YTL PowerSeraya. Their shared passion for improving lives and promoting sustainability drives them to transform the way we live, move, and enjoy our lives.
ChargEco’s journey began with the realisation that a robust charging infrastructure is essential for the successful transition to electric vehicles (EV). Recognising the need for widespread EV charging points, they made it their mission to bridge the gap between EVs and easily accessible charging facilities.
With decades of experience in mobility and energy solutions, they possess a deep understanding of the challenges and complexities associated with decarbonisation and EV adoption. Through their firm belief in making EV charging more convenient, ChargEco aims to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles and pave the way towards a cleaner and greener future.
ChargEco’s user-centric app offers a smooth and intuitive interface, allowing users to locate the nearest charging points in real-time from their current location.
ChargEco’s mobile apps can be downloaded over here:
CDG Engie
CDG Engie operates a comprehensive network of more than 500 charging stations across Singapore. Recognising the role it plays in supporting the Singapore Green Plan 2030, CDGE had, in 2021, formed a joint venture (JV) company with ENGIE South East Asia – ComfortDelGro ENGIE Pte Ltd – which made its foray into the electric vehicle (EV) charging field by winning the first tender to install over 500 charging points in Singapore.
It formed a solar JV with ENGIE – ComfortDelGro ENGIE Solar Pte Ltd – in 2022 to provide renewable energy services using solar power to support the Group’s electrification journey.
BYD
BYD currently offers more than 120 charging points across Singapore. In addition, this leading EV manufacturer has inked attractive partnerships with other CPO’s in Singapore.
BYD Singapore has announced an islandwide collaboration with leading charge point operators in Singapore, which includes Charge+, ComfortDelGro C52 ENGIE, Shell Singapore, SP Group and Volt Singapore.
The main objective is to allow BYD retail passenger vehicle owners in Singapore who register their cars in 2024 to enjoy discounted EV charging rates of up to 20 per cent through one of BYD Singapore’s CPO partners.
This initiative is a concerted effort to assist electric vehicle owners in Singapore in transitioning to an EV lifestyle. By lowering charging costs, BYD hopes to make electric vehicle adoption more accessible and financially advantageous.
Tesla
Tesla currently boasts 11 Supercharger locations across Singapore. In addition they also offer 9 destination charging across the island. Currently, access to Tesla’s Superchargers in Singapore are only limited to Tesla vehicles. However, like in some other countries, Tesla is opening up access to non-Tesla EVs, and hopefully Singapore will soon be on this list.
Provider | No. of Stations | *Per Kilowatt-hour ($) |
SP Group/SP Power | 700 | S$0.4143 (43 kW AC charger) S$0.4949 (50 kW and 60 kW DC chargers) S$0.4153 (all slow AC chargers, 7.4-40kW) |
Bluecharge (by Total Energies) | 1500 | Annual Subscription fee of $20 First 3 hours: $1 per hour Subsequent hours: $2 per hour (Only offers AC IEC Type 2 3.7kW charger, charges 30kW battery in 8 hours) |
BYD | 122 | $0.55/kWh (40 kW and 80 kW AC chargers) |
CDG Engie | 500+ | AC 22kW: S$0.56/kWh |
Charge+ | 800+ | AC 22kW: S$0.5238/kWh |
ChargEco |
| Between $15 and $25 for typical charging session (from 20% to 80% SOC) |
Quickcharge | 10+ | AC 22kW charging: S$0.45/kWh |
Shell Recharge | 22+ | S$0.55/kWh |
Tesla | 11 | Estimated $37.44 for a full charge |
Prices listed above may change, and they might not represent the latest charges. Please visit the mobile apps of the respective charging providers for the latest pricing information.
