LTA unit, NTT DATA to deploy EV charging points across Singapore

Around 2,000 EV chargers will be deployed by 2025.

NTT DATA and Land Transport Authority's subsidiary, EV-Electric Charging (EVe), will deploy a nationwide network of Electric Vehicle Charging Points (EVCP) in Singapore.

Around 2000 EV chargers will be deployed across HDB car parks in Singapore by 2025.

NTT DATA will also gather information from EV Charging Operators (EVCO) to analyse data and generate revenue-focused insights for optimisation of charging networks through its E-Mobility Data Platform.

Some of the key objectives of the platform will include data aggregation, user experience enhancement, sustainability insights, and scalability.

“Our expertise in data analytics enables us to craft tailored solutions that not only provide immediate value, but also offer scalability and future-proofing capabilities. This aligns seamlessly with EVe's vision of creating a dynamic and sustainable EV ecosystem and we look forward to our collaboration and partnership in shaping the nationwide EV adoption journey in Singapore,” Krishnappan Ramanathan, Managing Director of NTT DATA Singapore said.

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