Singapore-based real estate developer Allgreen Properties said it will launch the country’s largest public electric vehicle charging hub at its Great World mixed-use development in mid-December, as demand accelerates for fast and accessible EV infrastructure.
The new facility will be able to charge up to 55 vehicles simultaneously and is being rolled out across the Basement 3 and Basement 3A car parks of Great World, a 1.06 million-square-foot complex that includes a shopping mall, office tower and serviced apartments.
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The hub will feature a mix of 23 AC charging points rated at 22 kW, 12 DC fast chargers at 180 kW and 20 ultra-fast DC chargers operating at up to 480 kW. The site will be among the first in Singapore to deploy Huawei’s 480 kW charging technology, capable of adding about 200 km of driving range in as little as five minutes for compatible vehicles.
The chargers are designed to serve both mass-market and premium EVs, including models such as the Smart #5, Xpeng G6, Xpeng X9 and Zeekr 7X, which support high charging capacities of up to 480 kW.
The charging hub will be operated by Great Charge, a subsidiary of Allgreen Properties. During the introductory period, users will be able to charge at promotional rates of S$0.545 per kWh on AC chargers and S$0.600 per kWh on DC chargers, with payments accepted via credit cards, NFC-enabled devices and the Great Rewards mobile app.
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Allgreen said the Great World site follows the rollout of 20 units of 180 kW DC fast chargers installed at Pasir Ris Mall in December last year, marking the second major initiative by its Great Charge unit within a year.
“With the launch of our EV charging hubs at Great World and Pasir Ris Mall, we aim to enhance convenience and accessibility for our shoppers and the surrounding communities, making EV-charging an integral and effortless part of the everyday lives of Singaporeans,” said Tho Leong Chye, managing director of the Allgreen Group.
Singapore has been accelerating the deployment of EV infrastructure under its national electrification strategy, targeting 60,000 public and private charging points nationwide by 2030 as it phases out internal combustion engine vehicles.