CapitaLand to unveil six new public electric vehicle charging stations

Located in properties outside the CBD.

CapitaLand will roll out six new public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in four properties by next year, doubling the number of plug-in EV charging stations in its properties and nearly doubling the locations where these stations are offered.

The Star Vista and Westgate will be equipped with two stations each, while Bedok Mall and The Atrium@Orchard will have one station each.

These are in addition to the six such stations already available at Capital Tower, CapitaGreen (two stations), One George Street, Raffles City Singapore and Six Battery Road in the CBD.

The EV charging stations available at CapitaLand shopping malls and office properties will be accessible to all owners of EVs by any manufacturer, the group said.

EV owners simply have to register via the Greenlots mobile app in order to start using the public charging network.

CapitaLand aims to offer over 100 EV charging stations in more than 40 properties across Asia and Europe.

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