A new five-storey, 27,400 square metre automotive centre increases ComfortDelGro Engineering's operational capacity, along with enhanced EV capabilities.
As a result, CDG Engie app users will now be able to tap into a larger network of over 1,600 charging points in Singapore.
This two-year pilot programme will allow CDG to fine-tune capabilities for autonomous vehicle technology operations and fleet management.
The revamping of its logo is part of CDG's brand refresh to signify its new journey forward, driven by its new purpose: "Mobility for a better future."
The charger deployment will be rolled out in two progressive development phases in 2025 and 2026, with the first site to be operational by end-2025.
Ride-hailing apps such as Grab, Gojek, and CDG Zig will be raising their prices per trip, in lieu of the upcoming Platform Workers Act, to cover costs.
With the unveiling of the 1,000th charge point on 16 November 2024, CDG ENGIE will also launch its new app soon, offering a fuss-free experience.
As EVs increasingly populate our roads, charging infrastructure has continued to grow as planned, with around 13,800 charging points registered to date.
The partnerships with Charge+, CDG ENGIE, Shell, SP Group and Volt will grant new BYD-buyers discounted charging rates with their selected service provider.
ComfortDelGro supports Drive lah’s vision to grow shared mobility in APAC and make car sharing more interconnected, with its hefty investment.
Get up to $52 worth of Esso petrol vouchers simply by downloading the new ComfortDelGro Engineering car repair mobile app.
The car boot sale, which ComfortDelGro organised on 12th June 2015, is part of a charity drive to raise $20,000 for the Children's Cancer Foundation.