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SINGAPORE GREEN PLAN 2030

More tax perks down the road to promote use of electric cars in Singapore

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Published Wed, Feb 10, 2021 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    MORE electric-car incentives are on the way as the government hastens the phasing-out of vehicles running purely on fuels in Singapore.

    Under the inter-ministry Singapore Green Plan 2030 unveiled on Wednesday, the government said it will revise Singapore's multi-layered vehicle tax structure to "make it easier to buy and own" electric vehicles (EVs).

    Electric vehicles

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