It is targeting to sell about 100 electric vans by end-2024 through appointed dealerships before raising the target over time. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - The race to get companies to switch to electric vans is heating up, with ComfortDelGro Engineering importing a new Chinese brand for sale or lease by the fourth quarter of 2023.
The KYC Star V7 electric van, which will be the first KYC model to be introduced here, will be available in both cargo carrying and passenger vehicle forms. EVCo, which is a subsidiary of SMRT Corporation, offers electric vans from Chinese brand Shineray through leasing or sold through appointed dealers.
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