Public Fast Charging: Shape the brief around site behaviour
Article content Public fast charging is highly visible. Drivers need to find the equipment, enter the bay, connect comfortably and leave without confusion. For project teams, the first task is to understand how the site itself behaves: traffic flow, dwell time, nearby services and the intended type of charging stop. Start with the customer journey […]
Fleet Charging: Start with routes, operations and charging windows
Article content Fleet charging is an operations question before it becomes an equipment question. Vehicles may return at different times, leave on fixed routes and share limited space in a depot. A useful charging plan begins by understanding those movements. Map the vehicle day Start by listing the points when vehicles are parked and available. […]
Workplace EV Charging: Design around the working day
Article content Workplace charging is part of the daily rhythm of a site. Employees, visitors and company vehicles may use the same parking area, while the available charging time is shaped by meetings, shifts and opening hours. The right starting point is therefore the site routine, not a product list. Understand who parks and for […]
Residential & Destination Charging: Start with the way people live
Article content Residential charging works best when it fits naturally into the time a vehicle is already parked. That sounds simple, but the product conversation usually begins with several connected questions: who will use the space, where can equipment be installed, and what information does the project team need before choosing a model. Begin with […]