EVA Chargers

EVA Chargers is a Ukrainian manufacturer of electric-vehicle charging equipment, producing both AC standard chargers and DC fast chargers for commercial and public use. The company designs its charging stations from scratch with its own engineering team and manufactures them at a production facility on the site of the restored Sistema plant in Kharkiv, a former television-production complex that has been converted into a modern manufacturing site combining modelling, design, final assembly and testing. According to the company, it has been working on electric-vehicle infrastructure in various markets for seven years, operates a production area of 12,000 m², employs more than 250 people, and has installed over 4,000 stations for more than 500 station owners. EVA Chargers positions itself as a supplier of reliable, high-capacity charging hardware rather than merely a network operator. Its product range is organised around two main families. The DC Mega Charge Complex covers DC fast charging from 80 kW to 640 kW and is aimed at high-traffic locations such as service stations, highways, gyms, malls and grocery sites, with connectors available in EU, USA and China standards (CCS Type 1, CCS Type 2, CHAdeMO, GB/T DC and NACS DC). The Wall Charge Complex combines DC charging from 60 kW to 160 kW with AC charging from 3 kW to 22 kW and is presented as a universal choice for restaurants, offices, cinemas, cafés, malls and grocery locations, using Type 2 (Mennekes), Type 2 socket and other connector standards. The company publishes EXW price ranges for these complexes and cites payback estimates based on eastern European market statistics. The company reports a substantial installed base and usage: more than 6,000 DC fast chargers, more than 15,000 AC standard chargers, over 5,000,000 charging sessions, more than 55,000,000 kW delivered, and more than 150,000 EV drivers using its equipment. It states that it has more than 1,100 B2B customers, naming Nissan, Volvo and Hilton among them. Its stations are located in 14 countries, with exports to Moldova, Poland, Spain, Morocco, the Czech Republic, Romania, Israel, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Armenia, the United States, Greece, Montenegro and Georgia, while production remains in Ukraine. The company's stated goal is to develop the charging network of Ukraine and the world, with capacity and reliability as the main criteria for evaluating its stations.

EVA Chargers is a Ukrainian company specialising in the production of charging stations for electric cars. According to its own account, it has been working on creating electric-vehicle infrastructure in various markets for seven years. The company designs all of its charging stations from scratch with its own engineers, which it says allows it to control every aspect of their operation, and it carries out quality control at all levels of production, from component inspection to testing stations under extreme conditions. Production is located in Ukraine, on the territory of the restored Sistema plant in Kharkiv, a facility that formerly specialised in television production. It has been converted into a modern production complex that combines various processes, from modelling and design to final assembly and testing of the finished charging station. The company reports a production area of 12,000 m² and more than 250 employees. The company's product strategy centres on two modular charging complexes. The DC Mega Charge Complex provides DC fast charging from 80 kW to 640 kW and is aimed at high-traffic locations such as gas stations, highways, gyms, malls and grocery stores, with average key metrics cited as 20–50 customers per day, a minimum of 1,600 kWh of energy sales per day, a net profit of about €320 per day, and a payback of roughly 200 days based on eastern European market statistics and equipment cost only. The Wall Charge Complex combines DC charging from 60 kW to 160 kW with AC charging from 3 kW to 22 kW and is presented as a universal choice for commercial places such as restaurants, malls, offices, cinemas, gyms, cafés and grocery stores, with average key metrics of 4–15 customers per day, a minimum of 400 kWh of energy sales per day, a net profit of about €80 per day, and a payback of roughly 244 days. Both complexes are offered with connectors in EU, USA and China standards, including CHAdeMO, CCS Type 1, CCS Type 2, GB/T DC, NACS DC, Type 2 (Mennekes) and Type 2 socket. EXW prices range from €12,500 to €64,000 for the DC Mega Charge Complex and from €11,000 to €19,000 for the Wall Charge Complex, with financing options mentioned such as loans at 5-7-9% and payment by parts. EVA Chargers exports its charging stations outside Ukraine and states that it is actively expanding its geographical presence. Its stations are located in many countries: Moldova, Poland, Spain, Morocco, the Czech Republic, Romania, Israel, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Armenia, the United States, Greece, Montenegro and Georgia. The company reports more than 1,100 B2B customers, including Nissan, Volvo and Hilton, and an installed base of more than 6,000 DC fast chargers and more than 15,000 AC standard chargers, with over 5,000,000 charging sessions, more than 55,000,000 kW delivered and more than 150,000 EV drivers using its equipment. Its stated goal is to develop the charging network of Ukraine and the world, with capacity and reliability as the main criteria for evaluating its stations.

• Company reports seven years of work on EV infrastructure in various markets.

• Production established at the restored Sistema plant in Kharkiv, Ukraine.

• Installed base reaches 4,000+ stations and 500+ station owners.

• Exports reach 14 countries across Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia and the United States.

Manufacturer of reliable, high-capacity AC and DC EV charging stations for commercial and public locations, with in-house design and Ukrainian production.

• DC Mega Charge Complex

  DC fast charging complex from 80 kW to 640 kW for high-traffic locations such as gas stations, highways, gyms, malls and grocery stores; connectors in EU, USA and China standards including CHAdeMO, CCS Type 1, CCS Type 2, GB/T DC and NACS DC; EXW price from €12,500 to €64,000.

• Wall Charge Complex

  Combined DC 60 kW – 160 kW and AC 3 kW – 22 kW charging complex for commercial places such as restaurants, malls, offices, cinemas, gyms, cafés and grocery stores; connectors include Type 2 (Mennekes), Type 2 socket, CHAdeMO, CCS Type 1, CCS Type 2, GB/T DC and NACS DC; EXW price from €11,000 to €19,000.

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