Twenty minutes and an errand to run.
High power DC pillars at retail centers, car parks and transport hubs in the large cities, each with a screen worth watching. For the driver who shops, meets or commutes, and charges while doing it.
The brand at arm’s length.
- Body
- Graphite, satin finish, about 1.8 meters tall.
- Accent
- A thin vertical burgundy strip on the leading edge.
- Logo
- A small wordmark on the head, above the screen and above eye level.
- Screen
- A large portrait display: the session, then advertising, sponsored content and creative media between session states.
- Cable
- Black, managed, with a graphite side holster.
- Payment
- Card terminal at the pillar as well as the app, so no account is ever compulsory.
- Spacing
- One pillar at the head of every bay, one bay apart.
Tap, plug in, go.
Start from the app or tap a bank card at the pillar. The rate is on the screen before you plug in, the allowance is shown as a status where screens and sponsors fund it, and the move from complimentary to paid is always visible. Since March 2026 the law in Türkiye asks every operator for the price per kilowatt-hour before charging, live availability and no fees beyond the energy. IVVOA was designed that way before it was required.
Beside the shop, during the wait.
A shopping center car park, a transport interchange, a municipal car park, a hospital, a university: anywhere in a city where cars stop for twenty minutes to an hour and people have something to do. For the host, charging becomes a reason to choose the place and a reason to stay. For the city, a visible, honest charging presence where residents without a home charger can depend on it.
Have a car park where people stop?
Retail centers, car park operators, hospitals, campuses and municipalities: tell us where it is and how long people stay.