Singapore's EV charging stations are based on the national public charging standards, which are Type 2 (AC) and CCS 2, or Combo 2 (DC). These chargers are mostly ‘slow chargers’ because they take anywhere between five hours to overnight to fully charge an EV. Fast, or high-powered chargers, would normally take about 30 minutes instead. Typically, a fully charged EV can travel anywhere between 200 to 490 kilometres (120 to 300 miles) on a full charge. Tesla's fast-charging SuperCharger is able to charge in 15 minutes for a 200-mile (322km) run.