EV Association of Singapore (EVAS) - ASEAN EV Summit 2019 BITEC Bangkok
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EV Association of
Singapore (EVAS)
ASEAN EV Summit 2019
BITEC Bangkok
What is the roles of the EV Association of Singapore?
Overview of E-Mobility Ecosystem
E-MOBILITY ECOSYSTEM
EV Owners
1. Automakers -> EV models
2. Building Owners -> Locations
3. EV Charging Networks -> Infrastructure
Automakers Building
Owners 4. Utility Companies -> Electricity supply
5. EV Owners -> End-users
EVAS to represent every stakeholder in
liaison with Singapore government
EV Charging Utility
Networks Companies
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EVAS Membership
General Updates for Q2-2019
Representation of Growing number of Corporate Members in
Singapore:
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How are EVs currently Incentivised in Singapore?
Carbon Emissions-Based Vehicle Scheme (CEVS)
• The CEVS was applicable from 2015 to end of 2017
• Most hybrid models were granted the same rebates as Plug-In EVs, making them popular
amongst fleet operators and private owners
• Expiry of CEVS -> Vehicles Emissions Scheme in 2018
Non Plug-In Plug-In EVs
No rebates
Rebates Rebates
/ Surcharge
Diesel / Petrol Hybrid Plug-In Hybrid Full Electric
e.g. Volkswagen Passat e.g. Toyota Prius e.g. BMW 330e e.g. BMW i3
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How are EVs currently Incentivised in Singapore?
Vehicle Emissions Scheme (VES)
• The VES will be applicable from 2018 to end of 2019.
• New scheme incentivises Plug-In EVs, and is expected to increase popularity of such models.
• Budget 2019: Increase in excise duty on diesel are in line with international policies to phase out emissions
• Standards are expected to become even more stringent with stronger climate change targets
Non Plug-In Plug-In EVs
Surcharge No rebates Rebates
Diesel / Petrol Hybrid Plug-In Hybrid Full Electric
e.g. Volkswagen Passat e.g. Toyota Prius e.g. BMW 330e e.g. BMW i3
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What was Announced?
EV Adoption in SG market
Major Players with E-Mobility Plans
1. BlueSG -> 1,000 shared EVs by 2020
• Launched in 2017, located at 24/7 self-service stations located nationwide
• Almost 400 Bluecar EVs are deployed currently
2. GrabRentals -> 200 ride-hailing EVs by 2020
• Launched in 2019, Hyundai Kona 64 kWh will available for Grab drivers
• Charging to be provided by SP Group and other EV partners
3. HDT -> 800 ride-hailing EVs by 2022
• Launched in 2018, BYD e6 for private-hire drivers
• 200 taxis to be progressively rolled out each year until 2022
4. Nissan -> Electrification strategy by 2022
• Announced in 2019, only fully electric and hybrids will be sold in SG
• In line with global commitment towards sustainability
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What was Announced?
EV Charging Networks for SG market
Major EV Charging Providers
1. BlueSG -> 2,000 chargers by 2020
• Mostly used for EV car-sharing purposes
• Recently opened more than 25 locations for public charging
2. Singapore Power Group -> 1,000 chargers by 2020
• Mostly used for ride-hailing drivers
• Consisting of both AC and DC fast charging stations
3. Greenlots -> 50 chargers by 2019
• BMW ChargeNow partner since 2014
• Recently acquired by Shell New Energies
4. RedDotPower -> 50 chargers by 2019
• Focused on smart-grid and V2G technologies
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What was Conducted?
EVAS Tech Series (September 2018)
Event Outline:
• Public Seminar on EV @ Renault Showroom for 40 pax
• Sharing of results from EVAS Survey 2018
• Introduction to basic EV Charging information
• Test Drive for Renault ZOE and Kangoo Z.E.
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What was Conducted?
EVAS Tech Series (May 2019)
Event Outline:
• Public Seminar on EV @ Nissan Showroom for 30 pax
• EV Charging network updates from BlueSG,
Greenlots, Singapore Power & RedDot Power
• Test Drives for Nissan LEAF
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What was Conducted?
EVAS Industry Group Meeting (December 2019)
Event Outline:
• Discussion for Industry stakeholders @ ACE Ideation
• Engagement topics with government agencies:
EV homologation process, Road tax calculations, Early
Turnover Scheme for commercial vehicles, Green Mark
Attendees & Representatives:
• Automakers / Dealerships: Audi, Avevai (electric van), BMW Asia, Performance Motors Premium Selection
• Fleets / Leasing Companies: ComfortDelGro, Goldbell Group
• EV Charging: Schneider Electric, Interwell, Greenlots, PlugIT
• Utility companies: SP Group (E-mobility), ENGIE Factory (representing Senoko Energy)
Confidential 17What to Expect?
Looking forward for 2019 / 2020
EV Manufacturing in SG:
• British manufacturer Dyson is moving its HQ to
Singapore, where it plans to build EVs from 2021 in
a £2 billion (S$3.5 billion) program
• Dyson pledged to raise R&D spending, double the
size of its Singapore Technology Center and invest
hundreds of millions in robotics
• Former BMW and Infiniti Chief Roland Krueger will
join Dyson to oversee the EV business
Confidential 18What to Expect?
Looking forward for 2019 / 2020
Confidential 19What are the roles of EV Association of Singapore?
A recap of the E-Mobility Ecosystem
• EV Owners / Fleets drivers are the most important
stakeholders, the experience of early adopters forms
EV Owners lasting impression
• EV Charging Networks need to cooperate to expand
size of the overall EV infrastructure, and share resources
Automakers Building
Owners
• Association has the responsibility to conduct regular
general surveys & collect industry perspectives
• Engagement of government agencies for all policies
regarding EVs & AVs, vice versa for government-initiated
EV Charging Utility engagement
Networks Companies
Confidential 25Thank you EVAS Presentation 2019-Q1
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