Singapore is making notable strides in electric vehicle (EV) adoption, with over 30% of new car sales being EVs, largely sourced from Chinese manufacturers. Dean Cher, head of mobility at the SP Group, highlights the importance of mass-market EVs in driving adoption and praises the stable grid and size of Singapore for facilitating EV use. The country's commitment to achieving net-zero carbon neutrality is centered around promoting EVs and phasing out internal combustion engine vehicles. Cher acknowledges the challenges of potential grid power issues in regional neighbors but remains optimistic about Singapore's infrastructure. While fuel cells are considered as an environmentally-friendly alternative, concerns about the practicality of dispensing hydrogen at petrol stations due to its volatility are raised. Cher also addresses sustainability issues in EV production, mentioning the carbon footprint and ethical concerns related to mining practices. The conversation extends to the broader context of sustainable trade, where Cher stresses the importance of conscious consumerism and ethical sourcing practices. He emphasizes the need for industries to evolve towards sustainability, drawing parallels with other sectors facing similar challenges. The discussion reflects Singapore's proactive stance on EVs and sustainability, underlining the ongoing efforts to navigate towards a greener future.