Charging solutions for owners and management companies
An electric charging solution in an underground car park means your tenants don't have the hassle of taking their electric vehicle to the nearest public charging station. It significantly upgrades your property – and the canton and city of Zurich offer subsidies for electromobility. We implement your charging infrastructure together with you, from planning and the funding application through to commissioning and subsequent operation and billing.
Charging stations for electric cars
Start your day with a full battery: Discover electric charging stations near you or charge your electric car at home in your own underground car park. Our e-mobility charging solutions can be found in public, private and semi-public spaces. We are constantly expanding the charging infrastructure for Zurich. Use our charging station app to charge your vehicle in Switzerland and throughout Europe and benefit from our support.
Charging infrastructure for companies and fleets
Are you switching your fleet to e-mobility and in need of a charging solution? Would you like to offer your customers or employees a charging option? We develop customisable charging infrastructure for businesses – from individual charging points to intelligent fleet and billing solutions. You benefit from professional expertise, individually tailored planning and flexible scalability.
- Individual advice, planning and implementation of the charging solution
- Complete solutions for charging infrastructure, including operation, maintenance and 24/7 support
- Transparent and convenient billing, even for existing charging stations
- Full service for funding applications, also possible with pre-financing
- Large public charging network in Zurich and throughout Switzerland and Europe
Road traffic is a decisive lever for achieving our climate goals for 2050, with statistics showing that around one third of greenhouse gas emissions come from transport. In this context, the significantly higher efficiency of electric vehicles makes them much better than combustion engines. That's because they help to reduce emissions from transport – which means e-mobility is good for society and the environment.
In Switzerland, the charging infrastructure for e-mobility is already relatively well developed and is being continuously improved. At the same time, electric vehicles are enjoying growing popularity, and electric vehicles are an increasingly common sight on Zurich’s streets.
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Well-developed charging infrastructure is crucial for Switzerland
With the ever-increasing number of electric vehicles in Switzerland, the demand for charging stations is growing: at home, at the workplace and in public spaces. That makes the forward planning of charging infrastructure for electromobility an important issue. Charging solutions for electric vehicles can be designed much more flexibly than conventional petrol stations: from the wall box in the underground car park to the public charging station in the supermarket car park, there are many possible variations, making the future much more decentralised. Charging solutions for apartment buildings and commercial properties are particularly important, as this is where around 80% of charging processes take place. For further useful information about electromobility, please refer to our white paper ‘Charging infrastructure for electromobility’.
Subsidies for electromobility
Looking to the future, electromobility is proving to be a key factor in sustainability. It reduces emissions, increases energy efficiency and strengthens Switzerland’s independent energy supply. That is why a number of subsidy programmes for electromobility have been launched at cantonal and city level to support the expansion.
Public programmes such as the ‘Roadmap electromobility 2025’ support the expansion of charging infrastructure and the spread of electric vehicles in Switzerland. At the same time, expansion in residential properties remains challenging, because there is no legal right to a charging station – which is why owners and management companies have a particular important role to play. They benefit from attractive subsidies for expanding the charging infrastructure for electromobility at their properties.
