EV Chargers — FAQ (Primary)
FAQs
Yes. EV charger models must be type-approved and comply with Singapore’s national charging standard TR25 before they can be supplied, installed, or used.
Installation must be carried out by a Licensed Electrical Worker (LEW) licensed by the Energy Market Authority. The charger must also be certified by an equipment specialist before it can be registered.
Yes. All EV chargers must be registered with the Land Transport Authority before they can be used. After registration, a registration mark must be affixed to the charger.
Garages
Private car parks
Designated parking lots in residential developments
Portable (non-fixed) chargers are generally only allowed in landed homes and are not permitted in non-landed properties like condominiums.
Yes. Installation typically requires:
Management Corporation / MCST approval.
Compliance with electrical and safety regulations
Some government grants may also help offset installation costs for shared chargers.
Yes. Using or supplying non-approved chargers may lead to fines or penalties under the EV Charging Act.
No licence is required if the charger is for personal use. However, companies that provide charging services to the public must obtain a licence.
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