Over 1,600 Singapore HDB Carparks Equipped with EV Chargers, 150 More Expected by 2026

Efforts to expand electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure are progressing worldwide, with a focus on accessibility and sustainability. In Singapore, over 1,600 HDB carparks have been equipped with EV chargers, aiming to cover nearly all by the end of 2025, though some installations are delayed until 2026 due to technical and community considerations. In Europe, Renault Trucks has mapped nearly 500 public charging hubs for electric trucks, supporting efficient long-distance freight transport and highlighting ongoing development of mega-chargers for faster recharging. Denver is actively addressing EV accessibility for lower-income residents by installing chargers at affordable housing complexes, aided by partnerships and funding from companies like Xcel Energy, with plans for further expansion across multiple communities. Similarly, Nagpur has operationalized three public EV charging stations as part of an eleven-station project, enhancing urban green mobility. These initiatives demonstrate a global push to make EV charging more available and convenient across diverse urban populations and vehicle types, advancing climate goals and equitable access to clean transportation.