Charge+ crosses milestone of 4,000 EV chargers in Singapore

As reception among Singaporean drivers towards electric vehicles (EVs) continues to warm, one of the nation's leading charging point operators (CPOs) has a new milestone to celebrate.

Charge+ has announced that it has crossed a landmark 4,000 EV charging points installed islandwide. The milestone, which it first hit in December 2025, extends its lead as Singapore’s leading CPO, and continues to put it ahead of other heavyweights in the field including SP Mobility and CDG Engie. According to a spokesperson from Charge+, the total number of charging points it operates now hovers at just above 4,200 (accurate at time of writing).

Charge+ has referred to the green loan it received from DBS Bank as a "turbo-booster" in helping it realise its vision of making sustainable mobility accessible throughout the region

Charge+ has credited its growth to support it received from DBS Bank under a $21 million green loan, which was first issued in 2024. 

With the financing received, the company is now making steady progress toward completing its Series B funding with a target to raise an additional US$21 million equity. Charge+ also notes that this green loan made it the first CPO here to receive financing under Enterprise Singapore's EFS-Green (Enterprise Financing Scheme - Green) programme. 

Charge+'s partnership with DBS also continues today with what is claimed to be the biggest loyalty long-term rebate programme in Singapore for those who own an EV. EV drivers who pay for their charging at its stations stand to gain up to 18% in cash rebates if they use a DBS yuu Visa Card or PAssion POSB Debit Card. 

Charge+ has extended its lead as Singapore's largest CPO with this latest development, with more than 2,000 of its total charging points located in HDB estates

It's worth noting that the Charge+'s presence is spread out equally well between both HDB and condominium estates, both of which it claims to have the highest number of charging points in. 

The company now runs more than 2,000 charging points in all but one of Singapore's five official HDB regions, as well as approximately 1,700 charging points across 300 condominiums. 

Speaking to guests at a commemoration event held on Monday afternoon (30 March 2026), CEO of Charge+, Goh Chee Kiong, further highlighted the fact that Charge+ has made sure to tailor its charging solutions for local users via a variety of applications.

Charge+ has made sure to spread its charging hubs across a variety of locations, with BLK 32 Telok Blangah and BLK 801 West Coast boasting 16 and 12 charging points respectively 

For instance, the company has started to roll out higher-density charging hubs in HDB estates to help stave off charging bottlenecks as EV adoption climbs in Singapore. Block 32 in Telok Blangah and Block 801 in West Coast respectively boast a total of 16 and 12 charging points congregated together. In similar vein, the carparks of The Interlace and D'Leedon - both private condominiums - also contain charging hubs with 19 and 28 charging points respectively. 

In tandem, Charge+ has continued to expand its fast charging network to cover malls, and commercial and industrial buildings, with almost all of its fast chargers claimed to be rated at 120kW or higher. The fastest charger by the firm in operation today, however, is a 240kW outlet located at the showroom of Vertex Automobile, which serves as the local authorised dealer for OMODA and JAECOO cars. 

Still, it's not just Singapore that Charge+ has set its sights on. 

Charge+ is currently in the midst of constructing a 5,000km EV charging highway from Singapore to Vietnam, with the goal of making charging and 'road tripping' seamless for EV drivers across the region

The company is currently chipping away at construction of a 5,000km "EV charging highway" - first announced in 2023 - that it hopes will make charging (and 'road tripping') seamless for drivers across Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam.

When completed, the charging network will mark the longest of its kind in the region. Portions of the 'highway' are already operational; notably, the firm already operates a cross-border supercharging network in collaboration with Chinese EV brand XPENG. 

Speaking on the news, Mr Goh expressed Charge+'s deep appreciation of DBS's commitment to sustainability and confidence in the company, saying: "The green loan has not only supported our business growth but also strengthened our ability to expand critical EV charging infrastructure and contribute to Singapore's transition towards a greener, all-electric future."

Mr Chen Ze Ling, Head of Corporate and SME Banking, DBS, also shared that "[supporting] businesses through their growth journeys has long been part of DBS' DNA, particularly in sectors helping to shape Singapore's next phase of development."

"We are proud to have backed Charge+ as a homegrown company scaling in step with the country's move towards cleaner transport, while building capabilities that can extend beyond Singapore. Its progress shows how local enterprises can help translate national sustainability into real-world outcomes," he added.