Give customers another reason to stop and shop.
EV Charging for Retailers
Make your property a place to recharge.
Give drivers a reason to choose you
shop, eat, or run errands.
Make visits more convenient
Set a charging strategy
Plan for what comes next
The right charger starts with how your customers shop.
Level 2 Charging
A practical option for places where customers spend time shopping, dining, or visiting several businesses.
Consider for: shopping centers, restaurants, and destinations with longer visits.
DC Fast Charging
Consider for: travel-oriented retail and higher-turnover sites.
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*The best fit depends on the site, vehicle compatibility, budget, and operating goals. Actual charging speed varies by vehicle and charger.
How we help
From an idea to a charging plan.
Tell us about your property
Share your location, property type, typical customer visits, and initial goals.
Review the site
Your electrician and utility evaluate available power, installation needs, and site constraints.
Choose the equipment
Install and prepare to open
Your licensed installer completes the work. Confirm any network setup, pricing, signage, and operating responsibilities before launch.
EV Charging Solutions tailored to your properties needs.
FEATURED SOLUTIONS
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The equipment. The accessories.
The guidance to bring it together.
With a focus on EV charging, EV Charge Solutions brings product knowledge and a broad selection of charging equipment andaccessories to your project. We help you compare options and build an equipment package around your retail property.
Frequently asked questions
Fleet charging questions, answered.
That depends on your existing capacity and charging plan. A qualified electrician and your utility can assess the site. Compatible power management may help some properties work within available capacity.
Start with customer demand, visit length, available power, and budget. Planning for future expansion can help you make a more informed initial investment.
Equipment, electrical work, utility requirements, site work, software, and maintenance all affect cost. Share your location and goals with EVCS to begin an equipment discussion.
State, local, and utility programs may help offset the cost of charging equipment, installation, or electrical infrastructure. Availability and eligibility vary by location, equipment specifications, and program requirements. Review funding opportunities early in the planning process, before purchasing equipment or beginning construction, as some programs require advance approval. Confirm current requirements, application deadlines, and eligible expenses directly with the program administrator. For more information start here https://www.evchargesolutions.com/ev-charging-solutions-for-contractors