Tesla launches first V4 Superchargers in Singapore

Tesla has launched its first V4 Supercharging station in Singapore, which is located at One Holland Village and joins its existing Supercharging network to make up a total of 12 Supercharging stations and 37 stalls across Singapore.

The V4 Superchargers feature longer cables for easier access to all Tesla EVs, and support a peak charging rate of up to 250kW. This, for example, enables a Model 3 Long Range to gain up to 282km of range in 15 minutes. Tesla also states that they are designed to better receive future updates and new features. As of 13 May 2025, Tesla's pay-per-use Supercharging fee starts at $0.51/kWh and is said to be among the most cost-efficient, fast-charging options in Singapore.

In the latest update for Tesla vehicles, customers can now set their targeted arrival energy at their destination. The Tesla Trip planner can also propose routes that pass by Supercharger locations, as well as add or remove charging stops and adjust the recommended charging duration.

To encourage EV adoption in Singapore, Tesla customers can access incentives and rebates of up to $48,300 (product exclusions apply) and financing rates starting at 1.65% per annum (terms and conditions apply).

In addition, under Tesla's Home Charging Program, new Tesla owners in Singapore receive a complimentary Tesla Wall Connector (valued at $790), a two-year warranty for STRATA and non-STRATA landed properties, and a one-time charger maintenance service.

Tesla also said that it plans to expand its local Supercharging network in 2025, adding stalls to existing locations and introducing four new Supercharging stations in the South, East and West regions, including One Holland Village.