AC stations offer reliable, all-purpose charging for workplaces, multifamily residences and fleet depots. These solutions offer businesses and property owners the opportunity to generate new revenue while providing a necessary service for drivers.

DC stations provide high-power charging for commercial and industrial settings. These solutions let property owners, businesses and government organizations offer fast charging where time to charge is limited, such as freeway corridors and retail and hospitality locations.

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The global electric vehicle charging station market was valued at USD 5.86 billion in 2021 and is expected to be valued at USD 53.25 billion by 2027, a projected 100% growth rate in six years, with a CAGR of 44.44%. Electric vehicles (EVs) are witnessing significant growth, owing to the growing environmental concerns and rising demand for sustainable and energy-efficient transportation.

*Electric Vehicle Charging Station Market | 2022 – 27 | Industry Share, Size, Growth – Mordor Intelligence (above sited)

EV’s have become an integral part of the automotive industry. They represent a pathway toward achieving energy efficiency and reduced emissions of pollutants and greenhouse gases. Increasing environmental concerns and favorable government initiatives are the major factors driving this growth. The annual sales volume of electric passenger cars is projected to cross the 5 million mark by the end of 2025. Electric cars are expected to account for 15% of the overall vehicle sales by the end of 2025.

The electric vehicle market has been witnessing healthy growth rates in recent years. In 2020, many European countries witnessed a double-digit growth rate in EV sales. The European market captured around 43% of the global EV sales in 2020, compared to 26% in 2019. The overall sales of plug-in vehicles reached about 3.24 million units, compared to 2.26 million in 2019. This spike in sales is the result of an increase in regulatory norms by various organizations and governments, to control emission levels and to propagate zero-emissions vehicles.

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California, the largest state in the US and 10th largest economy in the world has mandated by 2030 all new cars be classified as Ultra Low Emission Vehicles (ULEV), essentially mandating that all new cars be EV’s.

In addition to the local regulatory climate, the world geopolitical climate is pushing governments and consumers to ween themselves off fossil fuels and transition towards cleaner, more sustainable EV’s. Many countries that produce petroleum and fossil fuels have questionable human rights track records. EVs are becoming more than a statement on sustainability, they are becoming a fashionable symbol of resistance towards these regimes that are propped up by their fossil fuel sales.

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Electric mobility is the smart choice. We make it the easy & rewarding one with little to know friction. C-Charge is primarily focused on offering the best electric vehicle (EV) charging experience for everyone involved in the migration to electric mobility.
76% of Fortune 50 companies offer (EV) charging stations. Shell is another oil company to become involved with the EV charging business by acquiring the GreenLots business unit. Its plan is to roll out 500,000 electric charging stations in just four years is the latest sign of an EV charging infrastructure boom. BP has announced that it has entered into an agreement to purchase Chargemaster, the UK’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging company. Hyundai has partnered with Kia to develop a wireless electric vehicle charging system. Hyundai has also created a solar charging system so that the solar panel is integrated into the roof of the vehicle. Europe’s largest engineering company is providing a number of charging solutions, for both home and public roads, for standard as well as fast charging.

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