Ecotap

Ecotap is a Dutch developer and manufacturer of charging stations for electric vehicles, including cars, buses and trucks. The company designs and produces its charging poles in the Netherlands, positioning them as robust, user-friendly and suited to intensive use. Thanks to a modular architecture, Ecotap charging stations are easy to install, manage and upgrade, which the company presents as future-proofing for operators. Ecotap supplies charging infrastructure to charge point operators (CPOs), businesses, municipalities and installers looking for reliable charging infrastructure. Its offering is aimed at both charging plazas and vehicle fleets, with solutions tailored to a given location, its users and available energy capacity. The company emphasizes reliability, citing an uptime of more than 99%, alongside sustainability through robust, modular design that extends product life and limits material waste, and smart management that simplifies operation and maintenance. A notable recent product is the DC30 Nuvia, a robust fast charger that combines contemporary design, a clear display and a smart controller, intended for intensive use at (semi-)public locations, in parking garages and at fleet and vehicle-depot sites. Ecotap describes innovation as part of its DNA and says it watches emerging standards, from safety to ease of use. Since 2022, Ecotap has been part of Legrand, operating as an independent brand within the group. This ownership gives the Dutch charging specialist a larger industrial parent while allowing it to keep its own brand identity. Ecotap continues to build charging stations intended to perform today and remain relevant tomorrow.

Ecotap develops and manufactures charging stations for electric vehicles in the Netherlands. The company built its business around charging poles for cars, buses and trucks, designed to be robust, user-friendly and suitable for intensive use. Its modular architecture was conceived so that charging stations can be easily installed, managed and upgraded, an approach Ecotap frames as being ready for the future. Ecotap sells to charge point operators (CPOs), businesses, municipalities and installers seeking reliable charging infrastructure. It positions its products for both charging plazas and vehicle fleets, adapting solutions to the location, users and energy capacity involved. The company highlights reliability with an uptime of more than 99%, sustainability through robust and modular design that extends product life and limits material waste, and smart operation that simplifies management, maintenance and daily use. A significant turning point came in 2022, when Ecotap became part of Legrand, operating as an independent brand within the group. This gave the Dutch charging manufacturer a larger parent while preserving its own identity. Ecotap has continued to introduce new products, including the DC30 Nuvia, a robust fast charger combining contemporary design, a clear display and a smart controller, aimed at intensive use at (semi-)public locations, in parking garages and at fleet and vehicle-depot sites. The company describes innovation as part of its DNA and says it watches new standards spanning safety and ease of use, building charging stations intended to perform today and remain relevant tomorrow.

• 2022

  Ecotap becomes part of Legrand, operating as an independent brand within the group.

• Introduction of the DC30 Nuvia robust fast charger.

Smart, robust and modular charging solutions for intensive use, supplied to CPOs, businesses, municipalities and installers.

• DC30 Nuvia

  A robust fast charger combining contemporary design, a clear display and a smart controller, intended for intensive use at (semi-)public locations, in parking garages and at fleet and vehicle-depot sites.

1. 1Slimme en robuuste laadoplossingen – Ecotapecotap.nl
2. 2Ecotapwikidata.org