KUALA LUMPUR, April 14 (Bernama) -- Autel Energy, an electric vehicle (EV) charging products and services provider, announced it is rolling out EV charging stations in Singapore.
Currently, the stations in Hup Hin, the National University of Singapore and Gain City at Sungei Kadut Drive have completed installation, while the station in Gain City at Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2 will be unveiled soon.
“Our charging stations offer faster and more efficient charging for EV drivers while supporting APP, RFID Card, Credit Card, Mobile Payment. We look forward to further expanding our EV charging solutions in Singapore and beyond,” said director of Autel APAC and Australia of Autel Energy, Henry He.
In a statement, Autel Energy said the stations which featured its MaxiCharger DC Fast technology, will offer a faster and more efficient charging experience to Singaporean EV drivers.
Autel’s 60-240 kilowatt (kW) MaxiCharger DC Fast series can provide up to 265 kilometre (km) of range in just 10 minutes with a maximum 400A output current and charging speed can be improved by up to 30 per cent with the boost mode.
The MaxiCharger DC Fast series also features a smart advertising and communication screen that can provide additional revenue streams for businesses, while also offering charging-related information such as State of Charge (SOC), cost and kilowatt-hour (kWh).
Meanwhile, Autel’s charging solutions are highly reliable and compatible with all vehicles of International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards, and the company has been testing and evaluating new vehicles for interoperability to ensure a higher success rate for charging.
With the installation of its charging stations in Singapore, Autel Energy is helping to accelerate the adoption of EVs and reduce the carbon footprint of transportation.
Aiming to roll out more EV charging stations including in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia, as well as expanding its charging infrastructure across Southeast Asia, Autel Energy is committed to making EV charging more accessible and convenient for drivers while contributing to a more sustainable future.
-- BERNAMA
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