Gas Stations

Fuel stations, known as places where drivers are accustomed to quick refueling, will continue to serve as locations for fast electric charging for electric vehicles.

To accommodate electric vehicles, you will need additional fast charging units alongside fuel and LPG pumps at fuel stations.

By installing electric vehicle charging units at your station, you can profit from the charging of electric vehicles, increase sales in your facility's restaurant, cafe, and market by encouraging customers to spend more time at your facility.

We offer the following services:

Infrastructure exploration and consultancy
Charging unit selection and procurement
Charging unit installation
24/7 call resolution center
On-site service

CONTACT US: Contact the Sharz call center to establish a charging system at your station. 0850 811 72 75

EXPLORATION AND CONSULTANCY: Unit placement and selection, Electrical infrastructure adequacy, Exploration, and consultancy on material selections.

CHARGING UNIT SELECTION: Selection of a suitable unit for your vehicle by evaluating the station infrastructure.

INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY: If requested, electrical infrastructure cabling installation is performed. Charging unit installation and commissioning service.

SERVICE: 7/24 Sharz Call Resolution Center

SITE, APARTMENT, BUSINESS CHARGING UNIT OPERATION: Web-based software that tracks and reports on the use of open units for different electric vehicles in common areas.

WEB-BASED MONITORING: Sales tracking, monitoring, and reporting. Sharz allows you to easily view consumption reports and live sales from anywhere on the web.

Electric vehicles cannot refuel as quickly as gasoline and LPG vehicles. Therefore, drivers feel the need to spend at least 15 minutes at stations. Electric vehicle users do not complain about spending more time at stations in exchange for the benefits provided by electric vehicles. However, they expect stations to provide them with safe and enjoyable places to spend their time.

Charging units at fuel stations should be placed in parking areas where vehicles will not obstruct traffic and where drivers can spend time, rather than under the canopy area.