Electric-car sharing programme officially rolls out with 80 cars
Users pay 50 cents a minute, or 33 cents with S$15 monthly fee; plan is for 1,000 such cars on roads and 2,000 charging points by 2020;
Singapore
SINGAPORE'S first large-scale electric-car sharing programme officially rolled out on Tuesday, with 80 hatchbacks and 32 charging stations offering some 120 charging points available for public use.
It is the first step of a plan to put 1,000 of such zero-emission cars on the roads for public use, along with 2,000 charging points, by 2020. This puts it on track to be the second-largest electric-car sharing programme in the world.
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