Compass One EV Charging: Prices, Parking and Busy Times
Prices, busy times and parking for EV charging at Compass One.
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- SP Mobility charges S$0.81 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) on its alternating-current (AC) plugs and S$0.89 on its direct-current (DC) plugs.
- That is above the median public rates for AC, S$0.70, and fast DC, S$0.80.
- Compass One, at 1 Sengkang Square, Singapore 545078, has five plugs in a car park open to the public.
- This page gives live plug counts, busy times, parking and what a typical charge costs.
As of 2 November 2026, electric vehicle (EV) charging at Compass One costs S$0.81 per kWh on SP Mobility's 22kW AC plugs and S$0.89 per kWh on its 100kW DC plugs.
Its plugs are usually available at night, from 10pm to 7am.
Plugs available now
Updated
SP Mobility · Basement 4
- AC 22kW
- 3 of 3 available
- DC 100kW
- 2 of 2 available
Chargers at Compass One
SP Mobility runs all five plugs: three AC plugs at 22kW and two DC plugs at 100kW.
| Operator and plugs | S$ per kWh |
|---|---|
| SP Mobility 3 AC, 22kW, Type 2 | S$0.81 |
| SP Mobility 2 DC, 100kW, Combo 2 (CCS2) | S$0.89 |
All plugs are in a public mall car park.
SP Mobility: its plugs are on Basement 4, in lots 131 to 135.
Charging speed: each kW figure is the charger's maximum. A car charges only as fast as it can take.
When it is busy
SP Mobility's two DC plugs are often hard to get from 11am to 10pm on weekdays, from 7am to 10pm on Saturdays and from 11am to 5pm on Sundays.
Its three AC plugs are often hard to get from 5pm to 10pm on weekdays, and from 11am to 10pm at weekends.
| Time | Weekdays | Weekends |
|---|---|---|
| 7am to 11am | Freely available | Freely available |
| 11am to 2pm | Moderate | Tight |
| 2pm to 5pm | Moderate | Tight |
| 5pm to 10pm | Tight | Tight |
| 10pm to 7am | Freely available | Freely available |
| Time | Weekdays | Weekends |
|---|---|---|
| 7am to 11am | Moderate | Tight |
| 11am to 2pm | Tight | Very tight |
| 2pm to 5pm | Very tight | Very tight |
| 5pm to 10pm | Very tight | Tight |
| 10pm to 7am | Freely available | Freely available |
What the ratings mean:
- Freely available: almost always a plug available.
- Moderate: now and then, no plug was available.
- Tight: at times, no plug was available.
- Very tight: often, no plug was available.
How the rates compare
Lowest listed rate in Singapore: S$0.34 per kWh, at the Schneider Electric Building on Kallang Avenue. Those chargers are for the staff who work there, not the public, and the revolt.sg charger map marks them "Restricted access".
Cheapest confirmed open to the public: S$0.43 per kWh, on a 7.4kW AC point run by Eneready at the Singapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild on Dover Road (postal code 139658).
Cheapest fast DC confirmed open to the public: S$0.50 per kWh for 50kW or more, on a 180kW ultra-fast unit at the Singapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild on Dover Road.
The median public rate: S$0.70 per kWh for AC and S$0.80 for fast DC (50kW to 150kW). SP Mobility's AC and DC rates here are above both.
Cheapest in each area: the Singapore EV Charging Price Index lists the cheapest public AC, fast DC and ultra-fast DC chargers, with their places, and the cheapest in each part of the island.
Paying and idle fees
| Operator | App | Pay without the app? | Idle fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| SP Mobility | SP app | Yes, with Guest Checkout on the SP Mobility website | S$0.50 a minute after a 30-minute grace period, capped at S$40 a session. Applies 10am to 10pm at all HDB car parks and selected other sites, and at any hour at petrol stations. |
SP Mobility's idle fees apply here.
Every operator's rules are in the revolt.sg public charging guide.
Parking
Compass One charges cars the rates below, and does not say whether they include GST. The revolt.sg charger map shows Compass One's parking charges too.
- Every day, public holidays included, 7am to 11pm: S$1.50 for the first hour, then S$0.80 for every 30 minutes.
- Every day, 11pm to 7am: NA.
What a typical charge costs here
Take a 22kWh top-up on an SP Mobility 22kW AC plug between 7am and 9pm, in a car that takes up to 11kW on AC and leaves when charging ends. Drivers should check what their own car takes.
- Time: about 2 hours at 11kW.
- Charge: about S$18, at about S$0.81 per kWh.
- Parking: S$1.50 for the first hour plus 2 × S$0.80, so S$3.10, on any day. The revolt.sg charger map also shows Compass One's parking charges.
- Total: about S$21, or about S$0.95 per kWh.
- On SP Mobility's 100kW DC plugs: in a car that averages 50kW on DC, the same 22kWh takes about 26 minutes and costs about S$20, at about S$0.89 per kWh. With S$1.50 for the first hour of parking, the total is about S$21.
More from revolt.sg
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- EV Charging While You Shop in Singapore: Prices, Parking and Busy Times. Malls and stores compared side by side.
- Singapore EV Charging Price Index. The lowest listed rates, and the cheapest you can use.
- Public EV Charging in Singapore: How to Charge, Apps and Idle Fees. How to start a charge, which app to use, and idle fees.
- EV Charger Near Me Singapore: Live Map & Availability. How to use the revolt.sg charger map.
- How Much Does It Cost to Charge an EV in Singapore? Home, public and petrol compared.
Corrections can be sent through the report button on the charger map or to hello@revolt.sg.
Prices checked . Sources: LTA, revolt.sg, and crowd sourced from revolt.sg users.
Photo, cropped: “Compass One, Sengkang” by Exec8, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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