BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO CHARGING EVs IN SG

I'm still in that before-EV OCD space. Hence I came to your video! My eyes lit up at your point #4.

It's good to know I am not the only one that wants to know as much of the A to Zs as possible ahead of time. Lol! Thanks Justin for this fantastic guide. I get my EV in March and I feel reasonably equipped after this video.

Thanks Justin for your explanation. I was a complete EV noob, so your video is super useful for me. So clear and comprehensive, yet easy to understand. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing. Good Job!

Awesome job for compiling this!

Thank you bro. Really appreciate the detailed guide. We are going to be EV owners soon and you helped with the anxiety in owning one. I've joined the telegram group!

Am late. Just noticed you have a youtube channel. Was following your journey on Tiktok. Ok, so I am getting my EV in a few days' time and was researching soo much on what I should or shouldn't do. And yes, other than your video, there isnt any out there on SG EV ownership. There is a FB group but I dont dare ask or say much things as I felt it might be repeated over and over. Your video has just confirmed most things I have already researched on. Thank you for the affirmation. 😊😊 20th tip should be : as EV owners, let us stand together on higher charges chariging station and not use them. one particular provider has decided to go closer to the $1 mark and thats INSANE. 😂😂 perhaps a downfall in customers will make them adjust the pricing to a more friendlier amount. Love your videos! Keep it up Justin!!

Thanks a lot for your great effort. Really nicely done.

Thanks for sharing. And really agree with taking care of the infrastructure

Very useful information for newbies. Thanks for sharing!

In my experience, using SP Group AC charger with a DC charger, if you are alone, using the AC charger will give you your car's max charge speed for AC charging. But when another EV charger charges on the DC side, your KW will drop by half of your car's max. After the DC user leaves, the AC does not revert back to your car's max charge speed, but retains the half, this caused the time to charge to increase significantly. Not sure if this is an issue with the SP group charger or my car...SP Group has yet to get back to me...

Hi Justin. Love your video. I might have missed it, but im looking for your advice on AC EV home charger. I live in Singapore and just purchased BYD car. I live in a landed property. Thanks for your help.

Hi, I am currently living in a condo and I am about to buy the model Y but the problem is i do not know how the charging system is going to work, so like if i buy a wall connector will I be able to connect it to the wall but then do I have to pay extra to the property?

i heard about the charging station will charge you even u are 100% charged. Any idea how much would it cost? am thinking your logic of "by the way". if i charge my car near my office carpark for entire day (9 to 5pm), i am sure it will get 100% before the half day is gone..so how much more i need to pay after it hit 100% and for that idling 4-5 hours?

If charge daily even the battery is not at low level, will it shorten the lifespan of the battery?

Good video, but you know....fast charge will kill the battery faster, kill retention rate...and they are implications

No everyone works in orchard road where DC 50Kw is easily available and lunch there ~ stop shit talking about saving time then; pure madness. Eg to spend $3 to buy a good with a discount of $1 = U meant that U save $1 by spending $3. I go petrol station, Uncle can pump petrol 4 me, while I leak leak = some more got discount n sometime free gifts like drinks n umbrellas.