“We’re moving towards zero-emission operations. The initial cost will be tremendous, but the impact to us, our partners and to the consumers will be greater,” he said in a news briefing.
Ng said while there was no plan yet to retire their diesel-engine fleet, the move to electrification would pave the way for the company to go all EVs in the future. Mober’s network of EV charging units are equipped with the latest OCPP 7kw chargers, compatible with both type 2 and GB/T standards. These powering Mober’s exclusive EV fleet earmarked for IKEA.“We strategically opted for this charging capacity as our EV fleet remains dormant during nighttime, allowing optimal charging without overwhelming the grid.
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