Electric Vehicles Test-Bedding

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Electric Vehicles (EVs) are increasingly being seen as a sustainable mode of transport by countries worldwide as they are more efficient than internal combustion engines (ICEs) and can help to reduce carbon emissions.

EV Test-Bedding Programme

EMA and LTA co-lead a multi-agency EV Taskforce to test-bed EVs and assess the benefits and feasibility of adopting EVs in Singapore.

On 25 June 2011, the EV Test-bed was launched as an open platform for companies interested in shaping the future of electrification of the transport system.

The test-bed seeks to achieve four main outcomes:

  • To develop suitable infrastructure and business models 
  • To test the feasibility of EVs in Singapore
  • To facilitate the evaluation of relevant policies
  • To identify and develop related industry and R&D opportunities


The test-bed will operate till 2013.

Update on the EV Test-Bed and locations of charging stations

The test-bed was launched with five Mitsubishi i-MiEVs and four Daimler smart electric drive (ed) vehicles, as well as three outdoor and two indoor charging stations. The EV test-bed will be scaled up over time, with the charging infrastructure growing in tandem with the take-up rate of EVs in the test-bed.

EV charging stations locations

Courtesy of Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd. Click here for more detailed locations. Correct as of October 2011.

 

“The launch of the electric vehicle test-bed marks a significant milestone for land transport in Singapore. We are encouraged by the support of the business community for this test-bed. We all have the same objective, which is to push towards a cleaner, greener and more sustainable transport system, and a better living environment in Singapore.”

Chew Hock Yong

Chew Hock Yong

Chief Executive / Land Transport Authority