Flexar will debut with more than 200 cars across 100 stations, with free registration for users aged 18 and above with a valid driving licence via Singpass.
The firm will pause its current operations on 8 Aug, with plans to relaunch the service in 2026 as part of a "major platform upgrade".
The Bluecars of the BlueSG car sharing fleet will soon be fitted with GitiComfort T20 tyres after passing a nine-month trial to access their mileage.
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500 units of the electric supermini (which has a WLTP-rated range of 337km) are in the pipeline, out of which 200 are set to hit our streets by year-end.
A global headquarters, new Open Innovation Platform, and an expansion of its electric car sharing fleet are all in the works at BlueSG.
As a car sharing driver in Singapore, you need to understand what sort of insurance coverage the car sharing company provides you with and whether you're truly protected.
With its status as a local transport giant, SMRT's incoming electric taxis promise more than meets the eye for drivers all over Singapore.
TotalEnergies could soon be managing the largest EV charging network in Singapore comprising of up to 1,500 EV charging stations across the island.
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The announcement of Goldbell's proposed acquisition of BlueSG marks its major entry into the competitive B2C future mobility market.
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Electric-car sharing service BlueSG has announced that it has reached its one millionth rental since launching its car-sharing programme in 2017.
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Electric car-sharing firm BlueSG has added another 140 charging points, bringing the number of charging points open to all electric vehicle car owners to 239.
The new Zipster app brings all public transport operators on one platform, as well as major companies such as Grab, Gojek and BlueSG.
Electric car-sharing operator BlueSG has opened up its 99 charging stations for private electric car owners starting from today.