Public EV charging infrastructure

EV Charging Stations for Cities and Municipalities from a single location to a city-wide network

UGV Chargers designs AC and DC solutions for municipal car parks, public buildings, transport hubs and municipal vehicles. You can start with one location and expand the network according to utilisation, budget and available electrical capacity.

Non-binding · no finished technical project required
AC and DC OCPP Public and internal operation Central management
UGV Chargers public EV charging station for cities and municipalities
Municipal e-mobility
Car parks · public buildings · transport · fleets
Where to start?

Charging where vehicles naturally remain parked

For municipal projects, key factors include parking duration, traffic intensity and the site's electrical capacity.

01

Public car parks

Residential areas, city centres and other publicly accessible parking areas.

02

Municipal buildings

Municipal offices, libraries and sports facilities and cultural venues.

03

Transport hubs

P+R car parks, railway and bus stations or busy urban locations.

04

Municipal fleets

Internal charging for municipal EVs and other public-service vehicles.

AC or DC?

A municipal network can combine both charging types

Long-term parking and a short transit stop are different use cases. Charging power should match the location.

AC

Longer parking

Suitable for residential areas and P+R car parks, public buildings and other locations, where vehicles remain parked for several hours.

Typical configuration: Type 2 · RFID · OCPP
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DC

High vehicle turnover

Suitable for transport hubs and busy locations, where charging speed and shorter stops matter.

Typical configuration: CCS2 · OCPP · public operation
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Practical use

Solution by location type

Location Solution Operating model Suitable features
Residential car park AC Longer parking Type 2, RFID, OCPP
City centre AC / DC Public operation Guest mode, payments, monitoring
P+R car park AC + DC Long and short parking Map, tariffs, statistics
Municipal fleet AC / DC Internal operation RFID, restricted access
Transport hub DC High vehicle turnover Multiple ports, remote management
UGV Chargers public charging station in a city
Public operation with multiple authentication and payment options.
Public operation

Simple charging even for drivers using the network for the first time

Public charging should be easy to understand, with clear operating rules and accessible authentication options.

Guest mode. On supported stations, drivers can charge without creating an account.
Mobile app and RFID. Additional authentication options depending on the operating model.
Payment terminal. Optional equipment depending on the specific station configuration.
Station map. Public locations can be displayed to drivers in the charging network.
Central management

One municipality can manage multiple charging locations

The UGV Chargers platform allows municipalities to monitor and manage connected charging stations from one system.

MONITOR

Monitoring

Station status, ports and operational data.

ADMIN

Station management

Selected operations and remote work with connected charging points.

TARIFFS

Tariffs

Rules based on the operating model and specific location.

DATA

Statistics

Overview of charging sessions and utilisation of individual stations.

Information for drivers

A public charging station should also be easy to find

Stations connected to the UGV Chargers network can be displayed to users on the map together with information needed to use the charging point.

Location on the map. Drivers can find a suitable charging location.
Station information. Users can access information about the charging point.
Access. A location can operate with public or restricted access.
For drivers
Find. Connect. Charge.
Open charging station map
Municipal vehicles

Public charging and internal fleet charging can work side by side

A city can operate public charging points while managing charging for its own service vehicles separately.

PUBLIC

Public network

Charging for residents and city visitors and other drivers.

FLEET

Municipal fleet

Internal charging points for service vehicles, municipal technical services or other city vehicles.

PLATFORM

One management platform

Multiple stations and different access modes can be managed through one platform.

Phased network development

Start with a pilot location and add more charging points later

A municipal network can expand according to actual utilisation, budget and available electrical capacity.

01

Select the locations

Car parks, public buildings and locations with expected demand.

02

Assess available electrical capacity

We assess electrical capacity and the suitable charging type.

03

Design the configuration

AC, DC, number of ports, payments, access and management.

04

Expand the network

Additional charging points can be added as utilisation grows.

Four details are enough for an initial proposal

You do not need a finished study or an exact list of stations

At the beginning, we only need the basic project context. We will refine the technical configuration together with you.

01

Planned locations

Where public or internal charging should be installed.

02

Number of parking spaces

How many vehicles the location should serve now and in the future.

03

Available electrical capacity

If known. If not, we will explain what needs to be checked.

04

Operating model

Public network, internal fleet charging or a combination of both.

UGV Chargers Charging Stations

AC and DC solutions for municipal charging infrastructure

The catalogue includes available configurations. The specific charging station type should be selected according to the location, parking duration and available electrical capacity.

Product catalogue
AC · DC UGV Chargers
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions from Cities and Municipalities

Where is the best place to start building a municipal charging network? +
Suitable locations are places where vehicles naturally remain parked: public car parks, residential areas and public buildings, P+R car parks and busy transport hubs.
Is AC or DC charging more suitable for a city? +
It depends on the location. AC charging is suitable for longer parking, while DC charging is better for busy locations with shorter stops. A municipal network can combine both types.
Can a driver charge without registration? +
Supported stations can offer guest mode. Depending on the configuration, a payment terminal can also be installed.
Can a city manage multiple stations from one system? +
Yes. The platform allows multiple connected stations to be managed and their operational data monitored from one system.
Can some charging stations be restricted to municipal vehicles? +
Yes. Depending on the project, a station can have public or restricted access.
Can the network be expanded later? +
Yes. The network can be built in phases and additional charging points can be added as needed.
A charging solution for your city or municipality

Send us your locations. We will design the network together.

You do not need to know the exact number or power of the stations. For an initial proposal, planned locations, number of parking spaces and operating model and available electrical capacity, if known.

If available, include: locations number of spaces public / internal available electrical capacity
Non-binding municipal network proposal AC / DC / public and internal operation

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