Site and power assessment
Review the property, electrical capacity, parking flow and expected charging demand.
OpenSpot EV · Uzbekistan
Turnkey EV charging for properties and fleets.
Plan, equip and launch a dependable charging site with one accountable project team—from electrical assessment and charger selection to commissioning, payments and ongoing support.
Equipment · Installation · Software · Support
Complete project scope
Everything required to move from site to service.
OpenSpot EV brings the technical and operational work into one coordinated delivery path.
Equipment selection and supply
Match the charging format and equipment mix to the site, users and operating model.
Electrical design
Prepare the connection, protection, cabling and load-management approach for the project.
Installation and commissioning
Coordinate civil and electrical works, testing, setup and launch readiness.
Payments and integrations
Connect access, payments, parking rules and property systems where the project requires it.
Monitoring and maintenance
Support day-to-day operation with monitoring, service planning and issue coordination.
AC and DC charging
The right charging speed for the way people use your site.
The project mix follows dwell time, vehicle turnover, available power and the commercial objective.
Destination charging
AC charging
Efficient charging while vehicles stay parked for longer periods.
Residential · Offices · Hotels · Employee parking
Fast charging
DC fast charging
Higher-speed charging for short stays, repeat use and operational fleets.
Fleets · Retail · Transport routes · High-turnover sites
Parking + charging
A charger only creates value when drivers can reach the bay.
OpenSpot can combine charging infrastructure with parking controls and digital access workflows where the site needs them.
Physical bay control is optional and recommended only where the site assessment shows a clear operational benefit.
Protect charging bays
Reduce unauthorized parking in designated EV spaces with site-appropriate controls.
Reservations and access
Support scheduled access, user permissions and property-specific operating rules.
Connected operations
Bring charging, occupancy and parking events into clearer operational workflows.
Existing-system integration
Connect with relevant payment, parking or property systems after technical review.
Delivery process
A clear path from first conversation to operating site.
Every project is scoped around the property, power connection and expected users.
- 01
Discovery
Define the location, users, parking operation and commercial goal.
- 02
Technical assessment
Review power, layout, connections, works and integration requirements.
- 03
Project proposal
Set the equipment mix, delivery scope, timeline and commercial terms.
- 04
Install and commission
Complete the agreed works, configure the system and test operation.
- 05
Operate and support
Monitor performance and coordinate planned or corrective service.
Built around your property
Charging solutions for the places EV drivers already use.
Start with the use case, then select the infrastructure and operating model.
Residential
Shared and assigned charging for apartments and managed communities.
Offices
Employee, tenant and visitor charging with clear access rules.
Hotels
Guest charging that supports service quality and longer stays.
Retail and mixed use
Destination charging that complements customer visits and property operations.
Fleets and logistics
Planned charging around routes, shifts, dwell windows and vehicle availability.
Public destinations
Accessible charging projects designed around turnover, payments and site control.
Site-specific proposal
A useful quote starts with the site—not a generic charger price.
Final pricing follows an assessment of site power, charger type and quantity, required works, integrations, connectivity and service expectations.
Request an assessment- Electrical capacity
- AC/DC mix
- Charger quantity
- Civil and electrical works
- Software and payments
- Support level and timeline
Frequently asked questions
What to know before starting an EV charging project.
What is the difference between AC and DC charging?
AC charging is commonly used where vehicles stay parked longer, while DC fast charging is suited to shorter stops, fleets and high-turnover locations. The right choice depends on dwell time, power and usage.
How much electrical capacity does the site need?
Capacity depends on charger type, quantity and simultaneous demand. A technical assessment checks the available connection and whether load management or an upgrade is appropriate.
Can OpenSpot supply and install the charging equipment?
Yes. OpenSpot EV can deliver the project scope from equipment selection and supply through installation coordination, commissioning and operating support.
Can charging connect to payment or parking systems?
Yes, where the relevant systems provide suitable integration options. We review payments, access, parking rules and property systems during project design.
Is EV charging suitable for apartments and offices?
Yes. These sites often benefit from AC charging, access rules and managed allocation between residents, employees, tenants and visitors.
Do you support fleet charging?
Yes. Fleet projects are designed around vehicle schedules, dwell windows, required energy, route readiness and available electrical capacity.
What maintenance is available?
The project can include monitoring, preventive service planning, issue coordination and operating support matched to the agreed service level.
Where does OpenSpot EV work?
OpenSpot EV develops charging projects for customers across Uzbekistan, subject to site assessment and the technical requirements of each location.
Start a project
Tell us about your charging site.
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