Finding EV charging stations in Singapore is crucial for electric vehicle (EV) owners who want to ensure their cars are always powered up. The city-state has been rapidly expanding its EV charging infrastructure to support the growing number of electric vehicles. Here are some key locations and resources to help you find EV chargers in Singapore:
In Singapore, the two common types of EV chargers are the Mennekes (Type 2) charger and the Combined Charging System 2 (CCS2). The difference between these two types is that the former uses alternating current (AC) whereas the latter uses direct current (DC).
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There are multiple EV charging stations across Singapore. EV charging services are usually found at petrol stations, public housing estates, shopping malls and workplaces. Here are some of the key places:
SP Group operates one of the largest EV charging networks in Singapore. Their chargers are located in shopping malls, public car parks, and commercial buildings. They offer both AC and DC fast chargers. It will cost you $0.654/kWh for AC charging and $0.709/kWh 3 for DC charging.
The SP Utilities app helps users locate chargers, pricing for AC/DC charging, check real-time availability, and manage charging sessions.
Bluecharge currently has Singapore’s EV charging network with 1,500 charging points. It costs from the range of $0.58-$0.62/kWh for each charging connector. Get 5% off their charging rate if you sign up as a Ecoplus member – $5 monthly membership fee applies.
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Shell Recharge integrates EV charging into Shell petrol stations, providing DC fast chargers with outputs up to 50 kW. This network allows for quick and efficient charging during brief stops.
Each station has both Combined Charging System (50kW DC) and Type 2 Plug (43kW) connectors. It costs $0.72kWh for each charging connector.
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Several mobile applications and online platforms can help you locate your nearest EV charging stations, check availability, and manage charging sessions.
• SP Utilities App
• TotalEnergies Charge Singapore App
• ShellRecharge App
• PlugShare App
PlugShare is a free EV driver's app, allowing users to find charging stations, leave reviews, and connect with other plug-in vehicle owners.
• Google Maps
Google Maps integrates EV charging station locations, making it a convenient tool for finding nearby chargers.
As Singapore continues its journey towards a greener future, its comprehensive charging infrastructure will play a vital role in this green transition. With the EV market continuing to grow, the availability and convenience of charging infrastructure will only improve, making now an excellent time to transition to electric driving.