[SINGAPORE] Electric car-sharing company BlueSG will begin beta-phase testing for Flexar, its new point-to-point car-sharing service, on Wednesday (Apr 15), Flexar said on Monday. 

It operates under the same concept as the company’s first car-sharing service, allowing users to pick up a car from a station near them and drop it off at another location in Singapore.

The development of the new service comes after BlueSg imposed a “strategic pause” of its operations in August 2025 for major upgrades. 

The beta phase will focus on testing and refining new features in a live environment, including intelligent fleet and parking optimisation, vehicle access and a user-first platform to support flexible urban mobility. 

A fleet of Flexar electric vehicles and internal combustion engine vehicles will be deployed in the Central, North, North-east and East regions, which include residential areas such as Punggol, Tampines and Ang Mo Kio.

Singaporeans aged 18 and above with a valid driving licence can sign up for the car-sharing service using Singpass, with no deposits or membership fees. The Flexar application is free for users to download.

Users may choose from a range of sports utility vehicles and conventional and electric sedans, where the fuelling and maintenance of the vehicles will be managed by Flexar.