COMMERCIAL CHARGING

Level 2 chargers deliver 208–240 V AC, ideal for longer dwell times (fleet charging, overnight), while DC fast chargers supply high-voltage DC (up to 400 kW), refueling vehicles much more rapidly. Your choice depends on usage patterns and site power capacity.

Installation costs depend on existing electrical infrastructure and station placement. Longer trenching, panel upgrades, or wiring can increase costs, while locating chargers near electrical panels reduces both time and expense.

Yes. You can opt to charge per hour, per session, or per kilowatt-hour (kWh). Some businesses offer free charging to attract patrons, while others monetize usage directly—it’s up to your operational goals.

Absolutely. EV chargers can increase customer traffic, enhance property value, support ESG initiatives, and open secondary revenue opportunities like partnerships or paid access.

Absolutely. EV chargers can increase customer traffic, enhance property value, support ESG initiatives, and open secondary revenue opportunities like partnerships or paid access. They also encourage customers to dwell longer at your convenience store — giving them more time to purchase high-margin items such as food, beverages, and specialty products.