Faster charging, fewer apps: Tesla opens chargers to other EVs; SimplyGo rolls out search and pay
The moves are a small step towards a more unified charging landscape in Singapore.
Tesla has opened its high-speed charging bays to all EV owners in Singapore, while the SimplyGo app has made it easier for EV drivers to locate charging points and pay across six operators. The Tesla charging spaces at Dunearn Village in Bukit Timah cost between 63 cents and 91 cents per kWh for non-Tesla vehicles, compared to 47 cents to 67 cents per kWh for Tesla owners.
SimplyGo now offers access to over 1,100 charging points in 332 locations, with prices ranging from 30 cents to 86 cents per kWh. The moves are part of a broader trend towards a more unified charging landscape in Singapore, but larger operators may prefer to keep users within their own apps for various reasons.
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