The host brand leads. IVVOA follows.
Hotels, resorts, campuses, hospitals and retail centers already have the two things a charger needs: parking, and people who stay. IVVOA brings the charger, the operation and the numbers, and keeps the host’s name in front.
Small and precise.
At a destination the site is the host’s place with IVVOA charging in it, not an IVVOA outpost on the host’s land. Discreet pillars in stone and planting, the host’s mark beside the wordmark on the station, and a guest who finds the car charged in the morning without having thought about it.
Charging that brings people and keeps them.
- Their name first
- The host’s name leads at its own site; IVVOA stands beside it, small and precise.
- People who stay longer
- An hour at the charger is an hour in the café, the shop or the lobby. Charging becomes a reason to choose the host, and a reason to stay.
- Their own numbers
- A portal that shows the host its sessions, energy and visits, so the value of the site can be seen rather than assumed.
- Nothing to run
- IVVOA designs, installs, operates and maintains, and answers to the driver when something goes wrong.
- Clean energy they can show
- Solar on the roof or canopy where the site allows, and renewable sourcing where it does not, reported rather than claimed.
A campus is a small city with a settled population and long stays: AC pedestals for the cars, a Spark dock under a solar shelter for the bicycles and scooters, and the institution’s own name leading on its buildings.
Beside the shop, during the wait.
A shopping center car park under an IVVOA canopy, a hospital’s visitor parking, a stadium or a conference venue on event days: destinations where the stop is already decided and the charger makes it worth more. A retail chain or a hotel group hosting chargers is often both landlord and first advertiser, with its own offers on the screens its guests are looking at.
A hotel drive, a campus, a car park with guests?
Hotels, resorts, universities, hospitals, retail centers and venues: tell us how many guests stay, for how long, and what you would like them to find.