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Terence Lee · · 1 min readTesla to introduce charging infrastructure and hire executives in Singapore
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From the Business Times (paywall):
Tesla Motors is aiming to make a comeback in Singapore by introducing its cars and charging infrastructure here.
The Business Times understands that executives from the Nasdaq-listed American electric car maker have been in town recently to meet up with government representatives and the company has also hired recruiting staff in Singapore.
It is also believed to be on the lookout for executives in other functions to work out of its Singapore office in the new central business district.
The Singapore government has been investing heavily in modernizing its transportation network. The government is planning to install 2,000 electric charging points around the island. It’s investing in self-driving tech too. At least three companies will test their self-driving vehicles in Singapore, with the first one starting the end of this year.
Editing by Malavika Velayanikal
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