ComfortDelGro partners with Inchcape+ to expand charging infrastructure

Inchcape+ also opened a BYD Commercial Mobility Hub.

London-headquartered automobile services provider Inchcape+ signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ComfortDelGro during the grand opening of its BYD Commercial Mobility Hub.

According to the group, collaboration will play a key role in accelerating the adoption of electric commercial fleets in Singapore. Inchcape+, as the authorized distributor of BYD commercial trucks, will provide businesses with tailored EV solutions, whilst ComfortDelGro will lead efforts to expand charging infrastructure and offer project financing, making the transition to EVs more accessible and efficient.

The newly launched hub showcases BYD’s cutting-edge electric commercial vehicle technologies and serves as a platform for collaboration, and innovation in green mobility. This milestone underscores Inchcape+’s and BYD’s shared commitment to advancing sustainability and supporting businesses in transitioning to electric fleets, contributing to Singapore’s greener transportation landscape.

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