Afcon EV

Afcon EV (Afcon Electric Transportation) is the electric vehicle charging division of Afcon Holdings, an Israeli group listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The company provides charging solutions for electric vehicles, including home and commercial charging stations, portable chargers, cables, and accessories. It also plans and executes large-scale charging infrastructure projects. Afcon EV was founded to address the need for professional charging solutions ahead of the arrival of the first electric vehicles in Israel around 2018, including electric buses and private cars. It initiated and built Israel's first two fast-charging stations—one in Tzukim in the south and one in Kiryat Shmona in the north. Since then, it has become a leading company in the Israeli EV charging market. At the end of 2023, Afcon EV launched the ON network in partnership with Dor Alon, which is described as Israel's largest fast-charging network, with over 1,300 DC fast and ultra-fast charging points and AC stations. Afcon EV markets and installs charging stations for home and business use in private homes, buildings, and offices, and carries out large projects such as Tesla Supercharger complexes and a managed charging site with over 50 stations for the Lubinski Group. Afcon EV is part of Afcon Holdings, a group specializing in large-scale projects in Israel, including power stations, buildings, and infrastructure, with expertise in control and automation, electromechanics, and communications. The company's vision is "Afcon — on your way" (אפקון בדרך שלך).

Afcon EV, formally Afcon Electric Transportation, was established within the Afcon group to provide professional and high-quality charging solutions for the first electric vehicles expected to arrive in Israel around 2018, including electric buses and private cars. The company anticipated the rapid development of the electric vehicle market in Israel, even when there were only a few hundred electric and semi-electric cars on the road. It initiated and built Israel's first two fast-charging stations: one in Tzukim in the south and one in Kiryat Shmona in the north. Since then, Afcon EV has become a leading company in the field of electric vehicle charging solutions in Israel. At the end of 2023, it launched the ON network in partnership with Dor Alon, described as Israel's largest fast-charging network, with over 1,300 DC fast and ultra-fast charging points and AC stations. Afcon EV markets and installs charging stations for home and business use in private homes, buildings, and offices, and plans and executes large-scale charging projects such as Tesla Supercharger complexes and a managed charging site with over 50 stations for the Lubinski Group. Afcon Electric Transportation is part of Afcon Holdings, which is traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and specializes in large and significant projects in Israel, including power stations, buildings, and infrastructure, with leading knowledge in control and automation, electromechanics, and communications. These capabilities are leveraged in Afcon EV's work in electric vehicle charging. The company's vision is "Afcon — on your way" (אפקון בדרך שלך).

• Afcon EV initiated and built Israel's first two fast-charging stations, in Tzukim and Kiryat Shmona.

• At the end of 2023, Afcon EV launched the ON fast-charging network in partnership with Dor Alon.

Leading provider of electric vehicle charging solutions in Israel, offering quality stations compliant with stringent standards and over 6 years of experience.

• CP SMART 22KW charging station

  22KW charging station with app and screen, built-in 5m cable.

• Tesla Gen3 Wall Connector

  22KW charging station with 7.3m cable, 4-year warranty directly with Tesla.

• NEX Blue 22KW charging station

  22KW charging station with external testing.

• EV charging cable up to 22KW

  Type 2 connectors on both ends, length 5-10m.

• Portable EV charger

  Portable charger for electric vehicles.

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