A global headquarters, new Open Innovation Platform, and an expansion of its electric car sharing fleet are all in the works at BlueSG.
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Electric-car sharing service BlueSG has announced that it has reached its one millionth rental since launching its car-sharing programme in 2017.
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Electric car-sharing firm BlueSG has added another 140 charging points, bringing the number of charging points open to all electric vehicle car owners to 239.
Electric car-sharing operator BlueSG has opened up its 99 charging stations for private electric car owners starting from today.
Electric car-sharing firm BlueSG has opened its 100th charging station in Singapore, 10 months after setting up shop here.
More than 20,000 shared cars from electric car-sharing service BlueSG have been rented over its first three months of operation.
A test run of the fully electric 22-seat shuttle between Nanyang Technological University and CleanTech Park will begin in the second half of 2018.
More than 3,300 people have signed up for electric car-sharing service BlueSG, with 5,000 rentals in its first three weeks of operation.
Around 2,000 people have signed up as BlueSG users since last week, with more than 100 rentals in the first three hours after it was launched.
Singapore's first large-scale electric-car sharing programme officially rolled out with 80 hatchbacks and 32 charging stations.
Singapore's first electric car-sharing scheme by BlueSG, which starts next Tuesday, will have hiring fees comparable to taxi fares.
A fleet of 80 cars from BlueSG, the company behind Singapore's first electric car-sharing scheme, will hit the road on 12th December.
Singapore's first electric vehicle (EV) car-sharing programme will begin rolling out in December, with a total of 120 charging points and 80 shared EVs.