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    The 6th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of EVAS will be conducted through electronic means on 29th June 2023, Thursday at 10am to transact the following agenda:
    1. Consider and approve the Minutes of the 5th Annual General Meeting
    2. Opening Address by President
    3. Committee Personnel Change
    4. Presentation of Accounts
    5. Proposed Constitution Amendments to be voted on:
      1. Increase of Individual Membership fee from $50 to $100
      2. Increase Corporate representatives from 2 to 4
      3. Remove wording that excludes Corporate Member representatives from joining the committee
      4. Increase spending limit from $1,000 per month to $5,000 per month
      5. Include option of conducting General Meetings via virtual means
    6. Any Other Matters

    ​Venue: https://zoom.us/j/4896835177

     

    Regards,
    EVAS Committee 2022/23
  • EV Association of Singapore

    We are a group of like-minded individuals and businesses who strongly believe that Electric Vehicles (EVs) are the future of transportation, and the mass adoption of electric mobility will be crucial for Singapore's journey towards a low carbon future.

     

    Founded in 2018, the Electric Vehicle Association of Singapore (EVAS) is established as a not-for-profit organization that will comprehensively represent the EV industry, and be the leading advocate for electric mobility.

     

    Join us today by clicking HERE

  • EVAS E-Mobility Survey

    Annual Survey

    Each year, EVAS conducts a pulse-check on the demand for E-mobility in Singapore via surveys on the general public, potential owners and EV owners. Our last survey exercise was conducted between October 2021 and January 2022 and received more than 1,000 responses.

    Survey Outcomes

    From these responses, EVAS have summarised highlight several key findings which may be useful for policy makers, government agencies, industry groups, businesses, institutions and individuals in promoting EV adoption in SG over the next few years.

     

    Download / view the press statement HERE.
     

  • Click here to download

    Electric Mobility for a Smart & Sustainable Singapore

     

    The EV Guide is designed to help prospective EV owners understand about the benefits of electric mobility with the most updated information relevant to Singapore.
     
    The topics covered are: basics of EV technology, available EV models, charging
    infrastructure, EV rebates & incentives and Frequently Asked Questions.
     
    Download for free HERE
     
    Last Updated: April 2021
     
  • Social Feeds

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  • Singapore EV Charging Network

    Platform by PlugShare, updates from the Community

  • State of E-mobility in Singapore

    Updated as of 31 May 2021

    2,312

    Registered EVs (inclusive of Plug-In Hybrids, EV taxis, Motorcycles Goods Vehicles and Buses)

     

    Source: LTA Vehicle Statistics ("Motor Vehicle Population by Type of Fuel Used, May 2021")

    629

    Public AC Charging Charging Points at 304 locations

     

    Source: BlueSG, Greenlots and SP Group

    134

    Public DC Fast Charging Points at 52 locations


    Source: Greenlots and SP Group

    103

    EV Charging Points at 44 condominiums

     

    Source: Greenlots

  • Corporate Partners

    EVAS aims to be a leading platform for the electric mobility industry, which includes automakers, dealerships, charging hardware manufacturers, utilities and network operators. A strong working relationship with major corporate partners ensures that industry perspectives can be adequately represented to policymakers and government agencies.

     

    Interested in becoming a partner / member of EVAS? Please fill out the membership application link here.

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  • Our Constitution

    The EVAS Constitution was formally ratified by members during our first AGM on 17th March 2018. The subsequent amendments are as follows:

    • 2019 Amendment approved by members during our second AGM on 15th June 2019

  • Regional & Global Partnerships

    EVAS is supporting & supported by the following EV Associations:

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    EVAS Tech Series IV

    BYD all-new e6 Earth Day event & test drives

     
    Vantage Automotive (Alexandra showroom) April 2021
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    EVAS AGM 2020-06

    EV Association Annual General Meeting

     

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    EVAS Tech Series III

    Jaguar I-PACE Presentation & test drives

    Wearnes Auto (Jaguar Showroom)
    August 2019
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    EVAS Tech Series II

    Nissan LEAF Experience & test drives

    Tan Chong Motors (Nissan Ubi Showroom) May 2019
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    EVAS Tech Series I

    EVAS Survey 2018 & Renault ZOE + Kangoo Z.E test drives

    Wearnes Auto (Renault Showroom) September 2018
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    EV Asia Summit 2018-07

    Inaugural launch of the EV Asia Summit event

    Mandarin Orchard Hotel
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    EVAS AGM 2018-03

    EV Association Annual General Meeting

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    EVAS 1st Meeting 2018-02

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  • Connect With Us

    The EV Association of Singapore is set up for the purpose of promoting the local electric mobility industry.

     

    Please note that we are unable to entertain all student interview requests and they will be addressed in a case-by-case basis whenever possible.

    EVAS Facebook
    Contact Us
    EVAS LinkedIn
    EVAS PDPA Policy (Updated 2018-08)
  • Our Mission

    To increase the adoption of Electric Vehicles in Singapore through promotion, knowledge sharing and partnerships

    Promote

    To promote awareness of Electric Vehicles (EVs) to the general public, and to encourage its adoption amongst private vehicle owners and business communities in Singapore.

    Platform

    To create a platform for knowledge exchange and/or collaboration between individuals, businesses and institutions for all EV-related issues like standardisation, research & development, manufacturing and business capabilities.

    Partner

    To partner with government agencies in the creation, implementation and review of legislations, policies and/or roadmaps that will promote the use of EVs in Singapore.

  • Corporate Partners and Membership

    EVAS will be a leading platform for knowledge exchange for diverse stakeholders like automakers, utilities and building owners. A strong working relationship with major corporate partners ensures that industry perspectives can be adequately represented to policymakers and government agencies.

     

    Interested in becoming a partner / member of EVAS? Please fill out the membership application below and we'll keep you updated of all upcoming EVAS events.

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  • Frequently Asked Questions

    What are the reasons for setting up EVAS?

    1. To promote the usage of EVs in Singapore
    2. To create a platform for knowledge exchange and industry development
    3. To provide SG government with industry and perspectives & recommendations on policies that will impact the use of EVs

    Why do we need to promote the usage of EVs?

    EVs are superior to internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles in terms of technology, sustainability, and operational costing. With rapid advancement and cost reductions in battery manufacturing technology , it is also very likely that EVs will become cheaper to manufacture than ICE vehicles within the next ten years.

     

    A summarised list of advantages that EVs have over ICE vehicles is as follows:

    • Environmental: EVs have zero tail-pipe emissions (i.e. CO2, SO2, NO, HC and PM2.5). Mass EV adoption is necessary in our transition towards a low-carbon economy and towards meeting our COP21 commitments.
       
    • Efficiency: EVs are more carbon-efficient given that SG power generation is largely derived from natural gas, which is the cleanest form of fossil fuel. Increasing the amount of renewable energy in SG will further improve carbon-efficiency of EVs.
       
    • Operational costing: EVs cost much lesser to operate (since electricity is much cheaper than fuel per distance travelled) and are much cheaper to maintain (since there are much lesser moving parts in an EV than an ICE).
       
    • Economic resilience: EVs reduce SG reliance on imported crude oil and improves our resilience to unpredictable oil-price fluctuations.
       
    • Smart Grid: Battery EVs may be integrated with smart grids as an energy storage buffer, potentially improving our overall usage of electricity (charging while there is excess power generated, and providing grid regulation during periods of peak power demand)
       
    • Autonomous: EVs may be easily integrated with self-driving technology to form AVs for testing, research, development and deployment.

    However, unlike ICE vehicles, EVs require adequate charging infrastructure to be in place before they can be adopted in greater numbers. This requirement will be even more crucial as EVs are evolving from a small, niche segment towards a broader, mass-market acceptance. Charging infrastructure must be future-proofed to prevent unregulated EV charging which may cause electrical grid congestion and overloading.

     

    An association is hence necessary to engage a diverse group of stakeholders like automakers, building owners, utility companies and charging hardware manufacturers to accelerate the deployment of a nation-wide charging infrastructure.

    Why do we need to create a platform for knowledge exchange?

    As EV technology is rapidly evolving, the charging infrastructure industry requires safety standardisation to ensure that all EV charging are conducted in a safe & regulated manner. Having a centralised body to promote standardisations & compliance is paramount, especially during the nascent growth of this new sector.

     

    EVAS may also act as a resource centre for EV-related companies to collaborate and form consumer-centric partnerships. An example is in the creation of interoperable EV charging networks that benefit end-users as they are able to charge at any station by being subscribed to a single charging network; instead of being subscribed to multiple networks.

     

    We will also need to raise the awareness of plug-in EVs amongst the general population, and to educate the public on the benefits of driving electric (e.g. VES rebates, fuel savings), the potential pitfalls (e.g. range anxiety, unsuspecting pedestrians, EV charging etiquette), as well as the processes involved to switch over to electric vehicles.

    How can EVAS engage the government with respect to its policies?

    Having a strong corporate representation from relevant stakeholders (e.g. automakers, building owners, utility companies, charging hardware manufacturers, EV-related companies) will ensure that EVAS is able to provide the SG government with key recommendations on policies.

     

    For example, EVAS will solicit for individual and industry feedback with regards to the new Vehicle Emissions Scheme (VES), grid factor calculation, TR-25 standards for EV chargers, EV car-sharing scheme, BCA Green Mark requirements, etc.

    What are the incentives to join as an individual?

    All EV owners or active EV users in Singapore are highly encouraged to join because EVAS will ensure that the views & concerns of all members are adequately represented to government agencies. EV-related networking events, technology forums and public exhibitions may be conducted from time to time. Individual members will get preferential rates for these events as compared to non-members.

    What are the incentives for corporations to join as members?

    EVAS will ensure that the views & concerns of all members are adequately represented to government agencies. Being a non-profit and non-partisan organisation, EVAS is well-positioned to ensure that highlighted issues are not solely to the benefit of a few corporations, but to the entire industry as a whole.

     

    Corporations will also get the opportunity to participate in business networking events, technology forums and public exhibitions at preferential rates as compared to non-members.

    How and when was EVAS set up?

    EVAS was formally registered with the Ministry of Home Affairs Registry of Societies (ROS) in October 2017. There are currently 10 Individual members, including the 4 office bearers (President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer).


    The first AGM will be conducted by March 2018 in order to formally ratify the Constitution. Corporate members will be solicited starting from April 2018. Please refer to the draft Constitution above for more details.