Singapore EV Charging Points
Live connector occupancy, real-time plug status, ultra-fast DC & AC charging speeds, connector types, and tariffs across SP Mobility, Charge+, Tesla Superchargers, CDG ENGIE, Shell, and Volt powered by LTA DataMall.
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Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging in Singapore
🌱 Singapore's National EV Network
As part of the Singapore Green Plan 2030, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and EV-Electric (EVe) are deploying 60,000 EV charging points nationwide by 2030, with over 12,000 chargers in public housing estates, commercial centers, and petrol stations. SingaNow aggregates live connector vacancy, charging speeds, and operator network status into a single real-time dashboard.
⚡ Charging Speeds & Connector Types
Singapore has standardized on the Type 2 connector for AC charging and CCS2 (Combined Charging System 2) for DC fast charging:
- AC Normal Charging (7.4 kW – 22 kW): Best suited for overnight parking at HDB carparks and long office stays. Typically takes 4 to 8 hours for a complete charge.
- DC Fast Charging (50 kW – 100 kW): Delivers 20% to 80% state of charge in 30 to 50 minutes. Found at shopping malls, community hubs, and petrol stations.
- Ultra-Fast DC (≥ 120 kW – 250 kW): Includes Tesla V3 Superchargers and high-power commercial DC chargers, replenishing up to 250 km of driving range in 15 minutes.
🔌 Major EV Charging Operators
SingaNow tracks connector occupancy across all major commercial and government-appointed operators in Singapore:
- SP Mobility (Singapore Power): One of Singapore's largest DC fast-charging networks across public carparks and commercial buildings.
- CDG ENGIE: Extensive presence in HDB multi-storey carparks across northern and central Singapore towns.
- Charge+ (ChargePlus): Slim-profile dual-plug chargers widely installed in HDB estates and private condominiums.
- Shell Recharge: High-power fast-charging points located at strategically positioned Shell petrol stations.
- Tesla Superchargers: Dedicated high-voltage DC hubs located at major shopping complexes including Millenia Walk, Orchard Central, and Star Vista.
💳 Charging Rates & Parking Fees
EV charging in Singapore is billed per kWh consumed, typically via the operator's mobile app. Standard AC rates range from S$0.55 to S$0.65/kWh, while DC fast charging ranges from S$0.65 to S$0.75/kWh. In addition to electricity tariffs, standard parking charges apply at commercial shopping malls and HDB carparks. Remember to unplug and move your vehicle once charging is complete to avoid idle penalties.
Frequently Asked Questions about EV Charging in Singapore
What electric vehicle (EV) charging networks are available in Singapore?
Singapore's public EV charging ecosystem consists of licensed operators including SP Mobility, CDG ENGIE, Charge+, Shell Recharge, Tesla Supercharger, Keppel Volt, FastParkNCharge, and Strides YTL. SingaNow aggregates real-time connector availability across all these major networks into a unified map and list view.
How much does it cost to charge an electric car in Singapore?
Charging is priced per kilowatt-hour (kWh). AC charging (7.4kW–22kW) generally ranges between S$0.55 and S$0.65 per kWh, while high-speed DC fast charging (50kW–150kW+) typically ranges from S$0.65 to S$0.75 per kWh. Standard carpark rates apply separately in HDB and mall carparks.
What is the difference between AC charging and DC fast charging?
AC (Alternating Current) charging delivers 7.4kW to 22kW, taking 4 to 8 hours for a full battery—ideal for overnight home charging or while at work. DC (Direct Current) fast charging feeds energy directly into the battery at 50kW to 150kW+, topping up an electric vehicle from 20% to 80% in approximately 25 to 45 minutes.
Can non-Tesla electric vehicles use Tesla Superchargers in Singapore?
In Singapore, Tesla V3/V4 Superchargers currently serve Tesla vehicles. Non-Tesla EVs equipped with standard CCS2 inlets can access fast-charging hubs operated by SP Mobility, CDG ENGIE, Charge+, and Shell Recharge across the island.
Are EV charging points available at HDB multi-storey carparks?
Yes. Under the Singapore Green Plan 2030 and LTA's EV-Electric (EVe) project, thousands of public charging points (primarily 7.4kW and 22kW Type 2 AC chargers) have been installed in HDB multi-storey carparks across all 24 HDB towns, operated by CDG ENGIE, SP Mobility, and Charge+.