Singapore Budget 2021 reflects a S$30 million set aside for EV initiatives and car loan taxes to be adjusted. The Singapore Government have also announced the ramping up of charging infrastructure from 28,000 to 60,000 charging points by 2030 and will be collecting data such as charging durations and state-of-charge at the start and end of each session.

With the EV industry picking up pace in ASEAN, EV fleet operators and OEMs are looking into how Smart EV Charging can provide data-driven analytics to achieve optimised EV Assets via grid & building integration costs, charging schedule, available grid capacity etc.

The challenge lies in building a future-proof system and ensuring the compatibility of EV Smart Charging components—vehicles, charging stations, charging networks, and the grid—and the software systems that support them, allowing all components to work seamlessly and effectively.

Electric Vehicles Asia Online 2021 (Tuesday, 13 July 2021) will bring together EV leaders in the Asia Region to discuss the next decade towards infrastructure readiness 2030 and optimising your EV Assets with Smart EV design and technology.