The new charging hub is located at 2E Jalan Papan in Jurong. It has an installed charging capacity of 2.76 MW and allows up to 46 EVs to charge simultaneously. It offers a mix of 120 kW fast chargers and 360 kW ultra-fast chargers, although Volt has not disclosed the exact split between the two.
The company says the new facility will serve as a key fast-charging base for ComfortDelGro Bus (CDGB)’s electric buses operating in the western region of Singapore. The site is also open to electric cars and light- and heavy-duty electric goods vehicles. Electric cars that can take full advantage of the ultra-fast chargers will be able to charge in as little as ten minutes. The 360 kW chargers will particularly benefit customers of models such as Lotus’ Emeya and Eletre, Porsche’s Taycan and Cayenne Electric, Xpeng’s G6 and X9, and Zeekr’s 7X.
Volt is developing the new charging hub in phases, and once it is fully operational, it will support up to 70 EVs simultaneously, although it has yet to reveal a timeline. When the company initially announced the project in July 2024, it said it planned to support up to 80 electric buses at once. It also said there would be five 360 kW ultra-fast chargers in the first phase.
