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Singapore's northern heartland is quietly building one of the island's most extensive EV charging networks. Here's the complete guide to charging in Yishun and Sembawang — from Northpoint City's fast chargers to the HDB hubs coming in 2027.
Kiat Goh

Yishun and Sembawang — Singapore's northern heartland — have long been known for their HDB estates, military heritage, and proximity to the Causeway. But in 2026, this sprawling residential corridor is also becoming a noteworthy destination for EV drivers. With over 220,000 residents spread across mature and new estates, the charging infrastructure here tells a story of steady, methodical expansion rather than headline-grabbing mega-hubs. The result is a practical, well-distributed network that rewards local knowledge. Here's what you need to know before you plug in.
Northpoint City remains the undisputed charging capital of the north. This integrated transport and retail hub at Yishun Central connects directly to Yishun MRT Station and the bus interchange, making it a natural gathering point for EV drivers across the region.
The standout facility is the Charge+ DC 120kW fast charger located at B2 of the North Wing. At $0.7092/kWh (inclusive of GST), this is currently the best-value fast DC option in the Yishun area. The 120kW speed is useful — most compatible EVs can reach 80% charge in roughly 35–45 minutes, which aligns well with a meal or grocery run.
Charge+ also operates AC 7.4kW chargers at the same location for slower, overnight-style top-ups. The Charge+ app provides real-time availability, which is worth checking before you head over — this location sees consistent usage from Yishun residents and those working in the vicinity.
Also present at Northpoint City is SP Mobility, with charging points at B1 of the South Wing near 33 Yishun Central 1. Following SP Mobility's network-wide DC price increase on 6 April 2026, rates here now sit at approximately $0.861/kWh for DC fast charging.
That's roughly 21% more expensive than the Charge+ DC option in the same complex — a meaningful difference on a typical 40kWh session (about $6 more). The SP Mobility bays are convenient if the Charge+ units are occupied, but deliberate planners will prefer the North Wing option.
Where Yishun and Sembawang truly shine is in the sheer density of HDB carpark charging. Charge+ has blanketed the area with AC chargers at multiple MSCP (Multi-Storey Car Park) locations, making overnight and residential charging viable for the thousands of EV owners living in HDB units here.
These AC chargers typically operate at network-standard rates, generally around $0.55–$0.63/kWh depending on the specific contract and any promotional pricing. For residents who can charge overnight, this is the most economical way to keep an EV topped up — significantly cheaper than relying on public fast charging for daily needs.
The ubiquity of these chargers also means that if you're visiting family or friends in Yishun or Sembawang, there's a reasonable chance you'll find charging at their block or nearby. Check the Charge+ app for real-time availability before making assumptions, but coverage is impressive.
Sembawang has historically lagged Yishun in charging infrastructure, but that's changing rapidly. The area's mix of newer HDB developments and established private estates has attracted operator interest.
SP Mobility operates chargers at Sembawang Country Club (249 Sembawang Road), providing coverage for the northern coastal area. This is a useful option for residents of the Sembawang Springs estate and surrounding private housing areas. As with other SP Mobility DC locations, expect rates around $0.861/kWh following the April 2026 price adjustment.
The area around Khatib MRT Station and extending along Yishun Ring Road has seen significant Charge+ deployment. This is strategic — it captures residents of the newer estates along this corridor who may not live within walking distance of Northpoint City. For these residents, the HDB MSCP chargers are often more convenient than making a dedicated trip to the mall.
Perhaps the most significant development for northern EV drivers is what's coming next. ComfortDelGro Engie has been awarded the contract to operate a new fast-charging hub at Block 753/774 Yishun Street 72/Avenue 3, expected to be operational by early 2027.
This hub is part of a broader LTA initiative to install at least one fast-charging hub in every HDB town by end-2027. The Yishun installation will feature at least six to eight 50kW DC chargers — not the ultra-fast 120kW+ speeds available at premium locations, but more than adequate for meaningful fast charging without travelling to a mall.
For Yishun residents, this represents the final piece of the puzzle: true fast-charging infrastructure embedded within the residential estate itself, rather than requiring a trip to Northpoint City. The 50kW speed class should deliver roughly 100km of range in 30 minutes — perfectly adequate for emergency top-ups or weekly charging routines.
Condominium residents aren't left out. Keppel Volt maintains charging stations at Signature@Yishun (27 Yishun Street 51), with activity recorded through early 2026. While this is primarily a private residential facility, it demonstrates the spread of charging infrastructure beyond public HDB estates into the private property market.
Keppel Volt's broader network includes fast-charging options at other locations, though their headline ultra-fast hub at Jalan Papan (360kW, Phase 1 H1 2026) is in western Singapore rather than the north.
| Location | Address | Operator | Speed | Rate | 30kWh Session |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northpoint City North Wing | 930 Yishun Ave 2 | Charge+ | DC 120kW | $0.709/kWh | $21.27 |
| Northpoint City South Wing | 33 Yishun Central 1 | SP Mobility | DC | $0.861/kWh | $25.83 |
| Sembawang Country Club | 249 Sembawang Rd | SP Mobility | DC | $0.861/kWh | $25.83 |
| Yishun HDB MSCPs | Various | Charge+ | AC 7.4kW | $0.55–$0.63/kWh | $16.50–$18.90 |
| Yishun Street 72 Hub (2027) | Blk 753/774 Yishun St 72 | CDGE | DC 50kW | TBA | TBA |
Note: Prices shown are operator-reported rates and may vary by time of day or membership status. AC chargers are optimal for overnight charging and are not directly comparable to DC fast charging for on-the-go use cases.
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Yishun and Sembawang aren't trying to compete with the mega-hubs of Jurong or the premium facilities of Orchard. Instead, they've built something arguably more valuable for residents: an extensive, distributed charging network that makes EV ownership practical for HDB dwellers.
Northpoint City provides the fast-charging anchor that every town needs. The HDB MSCP network delivers the overnight charging infrastructure that makes daily EV use economical. And the coming 2027 fast-charging hub will fill the final gap, giving residents true fast-charging options without leaving their estate.
For drivers in Singapore's north, the charging story in 2026 is one of quiet competence. The infrastructure is there. The pricing is reasonable. And it's only getting better.
For current pricing across all Singapore EV chargers, see the Singapore EV Charging Price Index — updated weekly. Browse all charging locations on the revolt.sg charger map.

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