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How many Infinity EV charging stations are there in Egypt?

Infinity EV has 70 stations with 210 charging points in Egypt. Photo: Infinity EV The government plans to create 1,000 electric charging stations this year and another 3,000 in 2022. Currently, only Infinity EV provides electric chargers in the country.

How many charging stations does Revolta Egypt have?

Revolta Egypt continues to build a network of charging stations across Egypt in more than 18 cities. Infinity EV has so far built a network of 135 charging stations, with more than 500 charging points. The number of users on its application has doubled from 2,000 to 4,000 in less than two years.

How many EV charging points are there in Cairo?

There are 70 stations with 210 charging points in Greater Cairo, Alexandria, El Alamein, Ismailia, Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh, and along major highways. Infinity EV is in discussions with the government to help build an EV-charging network with as many as 6,000 charging points in the next three years, Mr Abdel Ghaffar said.

How good is Egypt's EV market?

With these new positive interventions, Egypt’s EV market is looking positive for years ahead. Revolta Egypt continues to build a network of charging stations across Egypt in more than 18 cities. Infinity EV has so far built a network of 135 charging stations, with more than 500 charging points.

Is Egypt ready for EV charging?

Private sector players, such as Infinity EV and the National Automotive Company (Natco), plan to increase the number of charging stations from fewer than 100 to several thousand within the next three years as they provide supporting infrastructure necessary for EVs. “Is Egypt ready now? Of course not. But this all needs to happen simultaneously.

Are electric cars a sustainable future for Egypt?

Recent reports highlight the increasing presence of electric cars on Egyptian roads, signaling a shift toward a cleaner and more sustainable future. Electric Mobility in Egypt has gained attention as a strategy to: Boost energy security in the context of increasing world-wide vehicle demand.