EV Charger Grants in Singapore (2026): ECCG & EHVCG
ECCG — for condos / NLPR only
The ECCG co-funds shared EV chargers in non-landed private residences (condominiums). It does not apply to landed homes. If you live in a condo, we can help your MCST/management understand the process.
Landed homes — no grant
If you own a landed property, there is currently no grant for a private home charger — you pay the full (transparent) price. We'll never imply otherwise; honest expectations up front save disappointment later.
EHVCG — tied to new electric heavy vehicles
The Electric Heavy Vehicle Charger Grant (EHVCG) co-funds 50% of eligible costs, capped at S$30,000 per charger, for up to three chargers per site. It is commonly misunderstood: the grant follows the vehicle, not the premises. You must be the registered owner of a new electric heavy vehicle with ARF paid, registered between 1 January 2026 and 31 December 2028, and the charger must be rated at least 50kW — so 30kW DC units and AC wallboxes are out. Receipts dated before your Letter of Offer are not claimable, so apply before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a grant for a landed home EV charger?
No. The ECCG applies to condominiums/NLPR only; landed homes have no grant and pay full price. Operators registering a new electric heavy vehicle may qualify for the EHVCG on 50kW+ DC chargers.
How much is the commercial EV charger grant?
EHVCG co-funds 50% of eligible costs, capped at S$30,000 per charger, for up to three chargers per site. It is only available to operators registering a new electric heavy vehicle, and the charger must be rated at least 50kW. We can help you plan an installation that qualifies.