1 in 3 cars sold in Singapore is an EV

In 2023, EVs only accounted for 18% of car sales.

One in three cars sold in Singapore is an electric vehicle, Minister for Transport Chee Hong Tat revealed.

Tat said measures such as the Electric Vehicle Early Adoption Incentive and Enhanced Vehicular Emissions Scheme, Electric Vehicles Charging Act (EVCA), and EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) have helped increase EV adoption in Singapore.

In 2023, EVs only accounted for 18% of car sales.

The government grew its EV charging infrastructure to support the growing EV population in Singapore. So far, Singapore has more than 7,100 EV charging points and more than a third of HDB carparks have charging points.

Tat underscored that ECCG also supported the installation of more than 1,100 EV chargers at non-landed private residences.

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