An overview of our solutions

The number of electric car owners with access to home charging will drop in the next five years, while public charging infrastructure is still struggling to keep up with new EV sales. Energy providers and the public sector use vaylens to make (semi) public charging infrastructure accessible to all.

87% of consumers are more likely to visit a retail store where they can charge their car, and 59% of them will shop longer while their car is charging. Stores and franchises of all kinds use vaylens to grow their retail and commercial parking business.

Workplaces cover the second-longest standing time of cars. That’s why office parking has become essential for EV charging. Companies use vaylens to electrify their parking facilities without effort.

Taking advantage of reduced costs, higher efficiency, and government incentives, transport and logistics businesses are updating their fleet with electric vehicles. They are using vaylens to make the electrification of their fleets efficient and scalable.

Most people who buy electric cars want to charge at home. With up to 100% of new cars sold being electric across Europe in 2035, EV charging becomes a must-have for multi-tenant housing. They are using vaylens to keep their residents happy and their property values high.