SP Group expands EV charging network with ChargEco acquisition

The deal adds over 1000 public charging points to SP Mobility.

SP Group, through SP Mobility, has acquired ChargEco, adding more than 1,000 public charging points to its electric vehicle (EV) charging network.

The acquisition makes SP Mobility the operator of Singapore’s largest EV charging network and largest fast-charging network, the group said on 1 July. It will also fully manage customer support during the transition.

All ChargEco charging points will continue operating as usual through the transition, including under its existing brand name.

Drivers can continue using the two operators’ apps separately, with no changes to their current charging process.

However, customers cannot yet access SP Mobility charging points through the ChargEco app, and vice versa

SP Group said it is working to integrate both networks so drivers can eventually access all charging points from either app.

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