Singaporean EV charge point operator Charge+ has acquired 140 public and shared charging stations from eChargz, Quickcharge, and PacCom, boosting its total number of charging points in Singapore to approximately 2,500. This milestone solidifies Charge+’s position as the country’s largest EV charging operator and aligns with its compliance efforts under Singapore’s EV Charging Act, enacted in 2023.
The newly acquired chargers span 42 locations, including condominiums and commercial sites such as Esplanade. Charge+ CEO Goh Chee Kiong emphasized the importance of expanding while maintaining high-quality standards, stating, “We are excited about extending our charging service to more properties while, at the same time, sustaining the quality and performance standards required under the EV Charging Act.”
Quickcharge Director Lindy Lee praised the collaboration, noting, “With our decision to be more focused on our charging solutions offering, we are pleased to partner with Charge+… We look forward to more synergies with Charge+ in other aspects of the EV ecosystem.”
Charge+ is actively expanding across Southeast Asia, with plans to operate 30,000 charging points by 2030. The company has established a presence in Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Cambodia. In September, Charge+ secured $8 million in funding to support its infrastructure expansion. Among its partnerships is a collaboration with Porsche to establish a high-power charging network in Vietnam, further enhancing its regional footprint.
This latest acquisition not only strengthens Charge+’s leadership in Singapore but also reflects its broader ambition to advance EV adoption and infrastructure across Southeast Asia.
