Tesla Singapore has flicked the switch on a new era of charging with the launch of its first V4 Supercharger station, nestled in the heart of One Holland Village.
The V4 Superchargers are capable of pumping out up to 250kW, enough to give a Model 3 Long Range up to 282km of range in just 15 minutes. Blink and you might miss your charge.
With longer cables, the V4 Supercharger has also been engineered to suit every Tesla vehicle, regardless of where your charge port sits. With the V4 launch at One Holland Village, Tesla now operates 12 Supercharging locations across Singapore, totalling 37 stalls.
In 2025, Tesla plans to expand the network even further, adding four new Supercharging stations in the South, East, and West regions of Singapore. Each will be tailored to local demand, ensuring that wherever you are on the island, fast, reliable charging is never far away.
Alongside this is the continued growth of Tesla’s Destination Charging network, located at malls, hotels, and attractions. And because it’s Tesla, it’s also about the experience. The Supercharging network integrates fully with the Tesla app, letting you find available chargers, monitor charging in real-time, and pay automatically through your linked payment method. This is ‘Plug and Charge’ in its most literal and luxurious form.
Plus, the latest Spring software update brings enhanced Trip Planning capabilities, allowing drivers to set desired arrival energy levels, dynamically adjust routes with charging stops, and maximise their journey with pinpoint efficiency.
With prices starting from $0.51/kWh, Tesla’s Supercharging fees remain among the most affordable in Singapore’s fast-charging landscape. And if that’s not enough, new Tesla owners under the Home Charging Programme will receive a complimentary Tesla Wall Connector (valued at $790), with a 2-year warranty and a one-time maintenance service.
Beyond our borders, Tesla is stitching together a regional network that connects Singapore to Malaysia and even onwards to Thailand. With 26 Supercharging sites and 24 Destination Charging locations across both countries, long-distance EV travel is pretty much possible now. Expect to see more developments in the near future.
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