Located on Level 1 of the revamped Ubi Service Centre at 330 Ubi Road 3, this 2,960 sqft hub is set to house an extensive range of ECVs alongside a dedicated ECV service centre.

At today’s official opening ceremony, C&C also introduced the Maxus eDeliver 7, a fully electric light goods vehicle, adding to their already impressive Maxus lineup.

This event also marked the first public showcase of the Maxus T90 Pickup truck since its launch in Q4 2023. Other ECVs on display included the eDeliver 3, eDeliver 9, and Citroen’s ë-Berlingo and ë-Dispatch models.

This hub is designed to offer convenience for ECV aftersales services, strategically located in Ubi’s light industrial zone. With a capacity of 20 work bays, the service centre is staffed by C&C’s certified EV specialists, ready to provide EV maintenance services.

C&C’s expertise in commercial fleet sales allows companies to customise their vehicles extensively, from branding exteriors to reconfiguring cargo space. Their aftersales solutions (24-hour roadside assistance, onsite servicing, extended warranty programmes, and fleet management solutions) ensure businesses can operate with peace of mind.

Cycle & Carriage has also recently secured a tender from PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency. This contract included the provision of Maxus T90 pickups, eDeliver 9s, and the new eDeliver 7, even before its official launch.

The eDeliver 7 is a mid-sized electric van designed to exceed business needs. It boasts a spacious cargo area of up to 5.9m3 and a best-in-class payload of 1,500 kg, making it ideal for handling large consignments.

With a range of 320 km on a single charge, the eDeliver 7 offers businesses the confidence to make multiple delivery trips without range anxiety.

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The Singapore Civil Defence Force responded to a call at 55 Ubi Road 1 at about 9am, after an explosion caused a section of the wall at the side of the Audi Service Centre located along Ubi road to collapse. The collapsed wall scattered debris around the area, and covered the surrounding area in a cloud of white smoke.

The cause of the explosion is unknown at the time of writing. The blast, according to witnesses who were on the ground at the time, felt like a slight tremor.

One person was taken to hospital after sustaining a fall in the commotion, and 100 more were evacuated from the premises. Thankfully, there were no other reported injuries.

An Audi spokesperson has since made a statement regarding the incident, and the building has been temporarily closed off to facilitate ongoing investigations with the authorities. The Ubi service centre will also remain closed until further notice.

Audi customers are advised to not be alarmed, and to please be patient with the kind service folk over the phone. For customers who require assistance with their Audi vehicles, the Alexandra showroom will still be open for any servicing related enquiries. 

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