Asia Pacific (APAC) Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market - Strategic Insights and Forecasts (2025-2030)

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Asia Pacific Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market Size:

The Asia Pacific Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market is set to reach USD 40,142.471 million in 2030, growing at a CAGR of 28.64% from a valuation of USD 3,235.347 million in 2020.

An electric vehicle (EV) charging station can be referred to as a hub or center that offers charging solutions for electric vehicles. The charging station is among the most key infrastructure, connecting electric vehicles to a source of electricity to charge their batteries. The market for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in the Asia Pacific region is growing rapidly due to the fast adoption of electric vehicles in this region, supported by government policies and rising investments in sustainable transport infrastructure. Countries such as China, Japan, South Korea, and India are emerging as one of the key EV charging station markets, particularly China, due to its large volume of electric vehicles fleets and the strong manufacturing support systems, as well as its higher government incentives given to both EV owners as well as electric vehicle infrastructure developers.

Moreover, concerns about environmental protection, stringent emission laws, and the global drive to decarbonization are motivating public and private participants to expand the network of fast, ultra-fast, and smart charging stations are fuelling the market. Efficiency and convenience are influenced by technological innovations in wind power, smart grid integration, and charging solutions incorporating renewable energy. Adoption of EVs is thus made more attractive.

APAC Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market Trends

Increasing demand for EVs in the region is among the key factors attributed to the region’s electric vehicle charging station market growth. Consumers ' environmental awareness increased the demand for electric vehicles in the region. To serve the developing EV market across the region, the requirement for a strong and extensive charging network will grow significantly, creating a growth opportunity for the key players in the market. The introduction of major development projects and strategies by the governments of the Asia Pacific region also boosts the growth of EV charging infrastructure.

APAC Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market Overview

The Asia Pacific Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations Market is poised to grow rapidly, fueled by the rising adoption of electric vehicles, supportive government policies, and an increasing investments by several market players to establish the necessary charging infrastructure required in the region. Countries, namely China, Japan, South Korea, and India, play a leading role in the development of the EV charging stations market. China is the largest player, wherein the country has a larger fleet of electric vehicles and various government-supported subsidy plans for electric vehicle purchases and public infrastructure for charging.

China remained the biggest contributor to rapid charger roll-out, responsible for 80 per cent of the global increase, with fast chargers surging from 1.2 million in 2023 to 1.6 million in 2024, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).

The increasing awareness of environmental protection and rigorous emission reduction laws has resulted in several government policy makers and private companies wanting to increase the number of fast-charging and ultra-fast charging stations, specifically while travelling on the highways and urban centres.

In India, the emphasis on access to charging is sustained through various policy measures, and in 2024, around 40,000 new public chargers are expected to be built. In October 2024, INR 20 billion was invested in a scheme called PM E-DRIVE, allocated to charging infrastructure with a focus on urban areas and corridors with high traffic.

Governments across the Asia Pacific region are encouraging the expansion of electric vehicle charging infrastructures through a range of initiatives and policies. In China, subsidies and incentives are provided for the acquisition of EVs and the deployment of public charging stations to further develop the infrastructure. This is complemented in Japan and Korea by efforts in fast-charging networks and smart-grid integration. In India, the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme has been implemented to provide financial assistance for the installation of charging stations in the urban corridors and on highways. Furthermore, several countries are also developing regulatory frameworks, tax benefits, and public?private partnerships that encourage private investment in EV infrastructure, accelerating the process of electric mobility to mitigate carbon emissions.

Despite this growth, challenges including the high cost of installation, lack of uniformity, and limitations of the grid capacity remain. Nevertheless, due to the ongoing rise of EV Sales, an increase in urbanization, and joint ventures between public and private sectors pushing the advancement towards electric mobility, the Asia Pacific area is projected to see continued expansion.

The Asia Pacific electric vehicle (EV) charging stations market is a combination of energy, technology and chemical companies actively engaged in the development of infrastructure and related services. Ingevity Corporation, ExxonMobil Corporation, Halliburton (Baker Hughes, Inc.), and Schlumberger Technology Corporation are key players utilizing their knowledge in these industries to support energy solutions for EVs. Newpark, Honeywell (Tetra Technologies), Weatherford International, and Petrochem Performance Chemicals, LLC contribute advanced materials and chemical solutions, as well as assistance in the industry for the deployment of charging stations. Dedicated EV charging network providers like AES Asia Pacific, Star Charge, E-Mobility Power (EMP), and Tata Power focus on expanding charging infrastructure, integrating smart technologies, and providing reliable energy solutions for urban and highway corridors. Together, these players are affecting the growth of the EV ecosystem in the Asia Pacific through innovation, strategic partnerships, and sustainable energy initiatives.

Asia Pacific (APAC) Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market Drivers 

• Introduction of favorable governmental incentives and policy support. Throughout the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, government initiatives and policy support have played a central role in expediting the rollout of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. These efforts not only create a conducive environment for the adoption of EV technology but also enable a comprehensive and accessible charging network to emerge.

In India, this is evident in the outlays and policy framework of the government. The Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme, and specifically Phase II, provided ?839 crore for EV public charging stations. This has ensured the establishment of a large number of charging points throughout the country, which have improved access to EV infrastructure.

Following this, the PM Electric Drive Revolution in Innovative Vehicle Enhancement (PM E-DRIVE) was launched with a budget of ?10,900 crore over 2 years. This ambitious scheme seeks to install 72,300 public charging stations, including fast chargers, which cater to two-wheelers, three-wheelers, cars, buses, and trucks. The scheme offers up to 80% subsidy for upstream infrastructure costs, greatly reducing the financial strain borne by stakeholders. The growth rate of public EV charging stations is a direct reflection of the thrust given through government initiatives and policy support, which is the major growth driver of electric vehicle infrastructure in India.

Initiatives such as the FAME India Scheme Phase II and the PM E-DRIVE scheme offer substantial financial incentives and subsidies, thereby mitigating the economic barriers to establishing charging stations. Such initiatives would not only encourage private players and public sector undertakings to participate in the electric vehicle infrastructure but also ensure that, through the strategic establishment of charging infrastructure in urban and semi-urban areas, accessibility of charging stations is ensured to electric vehicle consumers.

The growth in the number of public EV charging spaces, from 25,202 units in December 2024 to 29,277 units in 2025, indicates this point. The detailed guidelines for installation and operation issued by the government simplify the process of licensing and regulation, and thus ensure faster availability. This structured support builds up the confidence of the market players, hastens the process of adoption, and reduces range anxiety amongst users, which is imperative for market development.

Therefore, such growth in figures is straightforwardly attributed to proactive measures. The increasing number of charging stations is not merely a figure, but shows that the financial and regulatory support driven by the State is creating the necessary spine of infrastructure, which enables the rapid growth of the electric vehicle market to be sustainable. It indicates that in the absence of such targeted policies, the rapid growth of infrastructure would be difficult to achieve.

• Increasing demand for electric vehicles in the nation. The increasing sales of electric vehicles are also among the key factors for developing the region’s electric vehicle charging station market. The demand for electric or zero-emission vehicles in the Asia Pacific region witnessed massive growth, especially in countries like India, China, Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea. China is among the biggest producers and consumers of electric vehicles globally.

The International Energy Agency, in its global electric vehicle sales report, stated that in China, about 2.7 million units of battery electric vehicles (BEV) were sold in 2021, which significantly grew to 4.4 million units in 2022. In 2023, a total of 5.4 million units of battery-electric vehicles were sold in the nation. Similarly, the sales of BEVs in Japan were recorded at 22,000 units in 2021, which grew to 59,000 in 2022 and 88,000 in 2023. India witnessed massive growth in the total sales of battery electric vehicles. In 2021, 12,000 units of BEVs were sold in India, which increased to 48,000 units in 2022 and 82,000 units in 2023.

APAC Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market Segmentation Analysis

• By Type of Vehicle: Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) By type of vehicle, the Asia Pacific electric vehicle charging stations market is segmented into Battery Electric Vehicle (BEVs), Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEVs). Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) are rapidly changing the transportation sector throughout the Asia Pacific (APAC) region, driven by government initiatives, technological advancements, and growing consumer interest in the possibilities of sustainable mobility. Throughout APAC, governments are actively implementing policies to promote the wider adoption of BEVs and support the growth of charging infrastructure. In India, for instance, the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles (FAME India) Scheme Phase-II has played an important part, providing incentives as financial contributions to the acquisition of electric vehicles as well as advances in the establishment of public charging stations. The Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme for Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) batteries is also trying to enhance domestic manufacturing of the technology, keep battery costs low, and make BEVs more readily available financially. In addition, the ASEAN countries have successfully collaborated in the interests of the regional electric vehicle ecosystem, agreeing on a declaration to enhance investment in EV infrastructure and supply chains across member states.

The technological improvements have been crucial for the expansion of BEV adoption. High-capacity batteries with enhanced energy density have led to longer driving ranges. Additionally, advancements in fast recharging networks have significantly reduced charging times. These developments help address two of the principal concerns potential users have. As a result, the transition to BEVs is increasingly perceived as a convenient option for daily activities. This shift is encouraging more people to move away from traditional internal combustion engine vehicles and choose BEVs instead.

In addition, rising consumer awareness of environmental issues and a preference for economic means of transport are bolstering demand. In India alone, the number of registered EVs has passed 36 lakhs, aided by more than 16,000 public EV charging stations as of early 2024. Both the availability of infrastructure and support by governments affect the adoption of BEVs directly.

Overall, the BEV market in APAC is displaying strong upward trends. Supportive policies, technological advancements and demand-side consumer preference changes have established an environment conducive to sustainable transport. As these trends continue to unfold, BEVs can be expected to play an increasingly important role in the region’s transition to cleaner mobility.

The rise in EV registrations in India, from 7,23,492 in 2023 to 8,42,396 in 2024, reflects growing consumer adoption of electric vehicles and increasing confidence in EV technology. The increase in registrations directly supports the battery electric vehicle (BEV) industry by creating greater demand for EV models, motivating manufacturers to increase production, and inspiring investment in supporting infrastructure such as public charging stations. The increase in registrations also represents a shift toward sustainable mobility that accelerates both government and private sector efforts to enhance battery technology, reduce battery costs and develop charging networks. Hence, this trend strengthens the total BEV ecosystem in India.

APAC Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market Geographical Outlook

• By Country: China Based on country, the Asia Pacific electric vehicle charging station market is segmented into Japan, China, India, South Korea, and others. China leads the global electric vehicle market, owing to its large production and consumption capacities, followed by ongoing efforts and long-term objectives laid by the 14th Five-Year plan of reducing carbon emissions in the country. Hence, according to the August 2025 press release by the National Energy Administration, it was stated that China, under its 14th Five-Year Plan, has established the world’s largest EV charging network infrastructure.

Moreover, the country has implemented policies such as “Trade-In Schemes,” which provide financial subsidies of up to RMB 200,000 to consumers for scrapping older internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and buying new electric vehicles. Hence, such policies, followed by the growing consumer transition towards sustainable fuel, have accelerated the electric vehicle ownership, with sales expected to grow.

According to the “Global EV Outlook 2025” report by the International Energy Agency, in the first three months of 2025, more than one million electric vehicles were sold globally, with China accounting for 60% of the total sales. Moreover, the same source also stated that within the same period, the average monthly sales of electric vehicles in the country reached about 875,000 units, with total sales exceeding 2.5 million. The sales shares of EV were 45% in January and more than 50% in February and March.

This increased sales of electric vehicles have simultaneously raised the demand for necessary charging infrastructure in China, which is projected to create a considerable drive in market growth for charging stations in the country. As per the same report, in 2024, China accounted for nearly 65% of the global electric vehicle charging points, with the strength of fast chargers growing from 1.2 million units in 2023 to 1.6 million units in 2024.

Hence, the country has remained a major player in the deployment of fast chargers. Over the years, the overall charging infrastructure has experienced a massive jump in growth, with various projects and strategic investments still in the pipeline.

Companies like BYD and Li Auto Inc., pioneers in the Chinese electric vehicle industry, have also invested in expanding their charging infrastructure. As of September 2025, Li Auto Inc. had 3,420 operating supercharging stations across China, which are equipped with 18,897 charging stalls.

Asia Pacific (APAC) Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market Products Offered by Key Companies:

• TOYOTA Connected Corporation is an e-mobility subsidiary of Toyota Corporation, which offers a wide range of e-mobility services, including telematics services, digital marketing, big data, and PHV/EV charging services. In the Asia Pacific charging station market, the company offers G-Station 2, available in 4,300 locations across Japan.
• Delta Electronics is a multinational company based in Taiwan. The company offers a wide range of products, including power electronics, mobility, and infrastructure. Its solutions include industrial automation, building automation, data center, and EV charging solutions.

Asia Pacific (APAC) Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market Key Developments:

• In 2025, in collaboration with Tata Passenger Electric Mobility, Tata Power inaugurated Mumbai's premium EV charging hub near Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.
• In 2025, Tata Power announced plans to more than double India's EV infrastructure to 400,000 points, including 30,000+ public fast chargers via an Open Collaboration framework.
• In 2025, teaming with VE Commercial Vehicles, Tata Power is deploying tailored charging for the Eicher Pro X electric range, leveraging its 150,000+ home, 5,500+ public, and 1,200+ e-bus points across 630 cities to boost commercial adoption.
• In April 2024, Audi AG, a global automotive manufacturer, opened its first charging hub in Japan. The hub has a capacity of up to 150 kW and four fast charging points.
• In March 2024, VinFast, a Vietnam-based automotive company, launched its electric vehicle charging company, V-Green. The V-Green company is responsible for managing and operating VinFast's existing charging network. The company also announced an additional investment of US$404 million, or VND10 trillion, to build and upgrade new stations nationwide.

Asia Pacific (APAC) Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market Segmentation:

• By Type of Electric Vehicle
  • Battery Electric Vehicle (BEVs)
  • Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)
• By Charging Type
  • AC Charging
  • DC Charging
• By End-user
  • Commercial
  • Residential
• By Application
  • Public
  • Private
• By Country
• China
• Japan
• Hong Kong
• India
• Australia
• Thailand
• Malaysia
• Philippines
• Others

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Table Of Contents

1. Executive Summary

2. Market Snapshot

2.1. Market Overview

2.2. Market Definition

2.3. Scope of the Study

2.4. Market Segmentation

3. Business Landscape

3.1. Market Drivers

3.2. Market Restraints

3.3. Market Opportunities

3.4. Porter’s Five Forces Analysis

3.5. Industry Value Chain Analysis

3.6. Policies and Regulations

3.7. Strategic Recommendations

4. Technological Outlook

5. Asia Pacific Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market By Type of Vehicle (2020-2030)

5.1. Introduction

5.2. Battery Electric Vehicle (BEVs)

5.3. Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEVs)

6. Asia Pacific Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market By Charging Type (2020-2030)

6.1. Introduction

6.2. AC Charging

6.3. DC Charging

7. Asia Pacific Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market By Application (2020-2030)

7.1. Introduction

7.2. Public

7.3. Private

8. Asia Pacific Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market By End-User (2020-2030)

8.1. Introduction

8.2. Commercial

8.3. Residential

9. Asia Pacific Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Market By Geography (2020-2030)

9.1. Introduction

9.2. China

9.2.1. By Type of Vehicle

9.2.2. By Charging Type

9.2.3. By Application

9.2.4. By End-User

9.3. Japan

9.3.1. By Type of Vehicle

9.3.2. By Charging Type

9.3.3. By Application

9.3.4. By End-User

9.4. Hong Kong

9.4.1. By Type of Vehicle

9.4.2. By Charging Type

9.4.3. By Application

9.4.4. By End-User

9.5. India

9.5.1. By Type of Vehicle

9.5.2. By Charging Type

9.5.3. By Application

9.5.4. By End-User

9.6. Australia

9.6.1. By Type of Vehicle

9.6.2. By Charging Type

9.6.3. By Application

9.6.4. By End-User

9.7. Thailand

9.7.1. By Type of Vehicle

9.7.2. By Charging Type

9.7.3. By Application

9.7.4. By End-User

9.8. Malaysia

9.8.1. By Type of Vehicle

9.8.2. By Charging Type

9.8.3. By Application

9.8.4. By End-User

9.9. Philippines

9.9.1. By Type of Vehicle

9.9.2. By Charging Type

9.9.3. By Application

9.9.4. By End-User

10. Competitive Environment and Analysis

10.1. Major Players and Strategy Analysis

10.2. Market Share Analysis

10.3. Mergers, Acquisitions, Agreements, and Collaborations

10.4. Competitive Dashboard

11. Company Profiles

11.1. China

11.1.1. Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

11.1.2. Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

11.1.3. Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

11.1.4. Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

11.1.4.1. Star Charge (Wanbang Digital Energy)

11.1.4.2. Shell plc

11.1.4.3. Nio Inc.

11.1.4.4. XPENG

11.1.4.5. BESEN

11.1.4.6. Tesla inc.

11.1.4.7. Li Auto Inc.

11.2. Japan

11.2.1. Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

11.2.2. Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

11.2.3. Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

11.2.4. Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

11.2.4.1. Panasonic Holdings Corporation

11.2.4.2. Hitachi, Ltd.

11.2.4.3. Delta Electronics, Inc.

11.2.4.4. Toyota Connected Corporation

11.2.4.5. ABB Ltd.

11.3. Hong Kong

11.3.1. Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

11.3.2. Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

11.3.3. Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

11.3.4. Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

11.3.4.1. CLP Power Hong Kong Limited

11.3.4.2. The Hongkong Electric Company, Limited

11.3.4.3. Autotoll Limited

11.3.4.4. Hong Kong EV Power Limited

11.3.4.5. ABB Ltd.

11.3.4.6. Siemens AG

11.3.4.7. Delta Electronics, Inc.

11.4. India

11.4.1. Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

11.4.2. Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

11.4.3. Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

11.4.4. Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

11.4.4.1. Tata Power Company Limited

11.4.4.2. Ola Electric Mobility Limited

11.4.4.3. Ather Energy Limited

11.4.4.4. Delta Electronics India Private Limited

11.4.4.5. ABB India Limited

11.4.4.6. Statiq

11.4.4.7. Servotech Renewable Power Systems Limited

11.5. Australia

11.5.1. Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

11.5.2. Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

11.5.3. Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

11.5.4. Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

11.5.4.1. Chargefox Pty Ltd.

11.5.4.2. Tritium

11.5.4.3. ABB Ltd.

11.5.4.4. Evie Networks

11.5.4.5. Delta Electronics, Inc.

11.5.4.6. Schneider Electric SE

11.5.4.7. Siemens AG

11.5.4.8. Kempower

11.6. Thailand

11.6.1. Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

11.6.2. Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

11.6.3. Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

11.6.4. Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

11.6.4.1. Delta Electronics, Inc.

11.6.4.2. PEA ENCOM International Company Limited

11.6.4.3. ABB Ltd.

11.6.4.4. Siemens AG

11.6.4.5. Schneider Electric SE

11.6.4.6. Star Charge

11.7. Malaysia

11.7.1. Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

11.7.2. Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

11.7.3. Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

11.7.4. Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

11.7.4.1. ABB Ltd.

11.7.4.2. chargeEV (GreenTech Malaysia)

11.7.4.3. EV Connection

11.7.4.4. Siemens AG

11.7.4.5. PETRONAS (Petroliam Nasional Berhad)

11.7.4.6. Delta Electronics, Inc.

11.7.4.7. Kempower

11.7.4.8. Shell Recharge

11.8. Philippines

11.8.1. Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

11.8.2. Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

11.8.3. Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

11.8.4. Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

11.8.4.1. ABB Ltd.

11.8.4.2. Schneider Electric SE

11.8.4.3. Delta Electronics, Inc.

11.8.4.4. Shell Recharge

11.8.4.5. Greenstrum Inc.

11.8.4.6. Circontrol Philippines

11.8.4.7. Kempower

12. Research Methodology

List of Figures

List of Tables

Companies Profiled

China

Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

Star Charge (Wanbang Digital Energy)

Shell plc

Nio Inc.

XPENG

BESEN

Tesla inc.

Li Auto Inc.

Japan

Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

Panasonic Holdings Corporation

Hitachi, Ltd.

Delta Electronics, Inc.

Toyota Connected Corporation

ABB Ltd.

Hong Kong

Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

CLP Power Hong Kong Limited

The Hongkong Electric Company, Limited

Autotoll Limited

Hong Kong EV Power Limited

ABB Ltd.

Siemens AG

Delta Electronics, Inc.

India

Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

Tata Power Company Limited

Ola Electric Mobility Limited

Ather Energy Limited

Delta Electronics India Private Limited

ABB India Limited

Statiq

Servotech Renewable Power Systems Limited

Australia

Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

Chargefox Pty Ltd.

Tritium

ABB Ltd.

Evie Networks

Delta Electronics, Inc.

Schneider Electric SE

Siemens AG

Kempower

Thailand

Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

Delta Electronics, Inc.

PEA ENCOM International Company Limited

ABB Ltd.

Siemens AG

Schneider Electric SE

Star Charge

Malaysia

Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

ABB Ltd.

chargeEV (GreenTech Malaysia)

EV Connection

Siemens AG

PETRONAS (Petroliam Nasional Berhad)

Delta Electronics, Inc.

Kempower

Shell Recharge

Philippines

Market Share by Revenue (USD Million)

Market Share by Installed Charging Stations (Units)

Market Share by Installed Charging Points (Units)

Market Share of CCS2 DC Fast Chargers (Units)

ABB Ltd.

Schneider Electric SE

Delta Electronics, Inc.

Shell Recharge

Greenstrum Inc.

Circontrol Philippines

Kempower

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