Charging Ahead

  As the shift toward electric vehicles accelerates, one critical issue continues to hinder widespread adoption— EV charging accessibility . From underdeveloped infrastructure to charging deserts in urban and rural areas, ensuring all drivers can access reliable EV charging stations is essential. Improving access not only supports environmental goals but also boosts confidence in EV ownership. Why EV Charging Accessibility Matters Limited access to EV chargers —especially in apartment complexes, workplaces, and underserved regions—can discourage potential buyers. Studies show that availability of nearby charging points plays a major role in EV purchase decisions. Without adequate coverage, many potential users may stick with traditional fuel vehicles. Key Challenges to Charging Accessibility Urban EV Charging Deserts: Densely populated cities often lack enough public chargers, especially in older buildings with no parking infrastructure. Rural Gaps: EV drivers in rural o...

 The electrification of transport is reshaping the energy and mobility sectors globally. As electric vehicles (EVs) become more accessible and governments implement stricter emissions targets, the need for supporting infrastructure—particularly charging networks—has grown significantly. Among the companies contributing to this transition in select regional markets is Asil Group , an EV infrastructure provider focused on both hardware and systems-level integration. Asil Group develops and delivers electric vehicle charging stations tailored to different use cases. These range from AC wallbox chargers suitable for residential installations to DC fast charging units intended for commercial or semi-public use. The company also works on solutions for shared parking environments, such as apartment buildings, where metering, user management, and energy balancing are essential. In addition to hardware, Asil Group engages in software-layer development , providing features like access co...