ComfortDelGro opens Ubi automotive centre with 58 EV chargers

Five-storey 27,400-sq-m site adds 260 bays.

ComfortDelGro Engineering has opened one of Singapore’s largest integrated automotive engineering centres at 320 Ubi Road 3 as it expands electric vehicle servicing capacity.

The five-storey facility spans more than 27,400 square metres and has over 260 vehicle bays, 58 EV charging points, and battery storage rooms.

With 43% of new car registrations in Singapore now electric, the group said the centre will support EV services, including maintenance and charging, as well as high-voltage battery and system diagnosis and repair.

The site also houses the ComfortDelGro Engineering Academy, which will provide the Land Transport Authority’s National Electric Vehicle Specialist Safety programmes for technicians.

The centre has commenced operations, with a progressive ramp-up of specialised services scheduled through the second quarter of 2026, and ComfortDelGro said members of the public and fleet partners can visit from today.

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