Commercial EV Charging

Fuel your business forward with EV charging infrastructure. Attract eco-conscious customers, stay ahead in sustainability, and position your business as a destination for the growing electric vehicle market. Drive progress, charge success and capture incremental revenues.

EV Charging Advantages

Attract and Retain Customers

Draw in environmentally conscious customers who seek businesses with EV charging capabilities, fostering loyalty and attracting a growing market segment.

Differentiation and Competitive Edge

Stand out from competitors by providing a service aligned with the future of transportation. EV charging sets your business apart and positions it as forward-thinking and environmentally responsible.

Extended Customer Dwell Time

EV charging stations encourage customers to spend more time at your location while their vehicles charge. This increased dwell time can lead to additional purchases and enhanced customer experiences.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Demonstrate commitment to sustainability and CSR initiatives by supporting clean transportation options. This resonates positively with customers and contributes to a positive brand image.

Revenue Generation

Implementing a fee-based charging model can create an additional revenue stream for your business, contributing to the overall financial performance.

Employee Benefits

Offer charging facilities for employees with electric vehicles, promoting a green workplace and supporting staff who choose eco-friendly transportation.

Regulatory Compliance and Incentives

Stay ahead of evolving regulations by proactively embracing EV infrastructure. In some regions, businesses installing charging stations may also benefit from government incentives and grants.

Future-Proofing

Anticipate the growing shift towards electric vehicles. Installing charging stations positions your business to cater to the increasing number of electric vehicles on the road, ensuring long-term relevance.

How It Works

Supplying electrical energy to recharge the battery of an electric vehicle. This process involves several components and steps, which can vary depending on the type of charging equipment and the specific EV model.

EV Charging Equipment
Connector Compatibility
Connection to the Vehicle
Communication and Authentication
Charging Power & Rate
Charging process
Charging Completion
Disconnection and payment
Charging Networks and Services

EV Charging Stations

As the demand for electric vehicles (EVs) continues to rise, commercial EV chargers play a crucial role in supporting the growing electric vehicle infrastructure. The charging speed and time associated with these chargers are pivotal considerations for businesses and drivers.

Level 1 Charging

Uses a standard household electrical outlet and typically provides a slow charge rate. It is mainly used for overnight charging and is suitable for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) with smaller battery capacities.

Level 2 Charging

Uses a 240-volt power source and offer a faster charging rate than Level 1. These chargers are commonly found in homes, workplaces, and public charging stations. They are suitable for fully electric vehicles (BEVs) and PHEVs.

DC Fast Charging

DC fast chargers provide high-power DC electricity directly to the vehicle’s battery, enabling rapid charging. They are typically found along highways, in urban areas, and at rest stops making long distance travel more feasible for Evs.