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A partner in the national clean-energy transitionCharge your car
Charge your car
and shrink your carbon footprint
A Saudi charging network that points you to the nearest station, shows every charger's status live, and reserves your connector before you set off. Every kilowatt-hour you charge counts toward your environmental impact — carbon emissions avoided, contributing to Saudi Vision 2030 targets for the shift to clean energy.
Saudi platform · hosted in the Kingdom·Free for drivers·Pay with mada and Apple Pay
Average charge time
28 min
Emissions avoided this session
18.9 kg CO₂
Active session
+31.6 kWh
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1506022180Riyadh Park Station
CCS2
180 kW
Available · 2 chargers
Type 2
22 kW
In use · free at 3:40
Tariff1.05 ﷼ / kWh
station count
charging stations in the Kingdom
energy delivered
kWh of clean energy
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tonnes of CO₂ emissions avoided
24/7
local technical support
Operating and site partnersPartner logo 1Partner logo 2Partner logo 3Partner logo 4Partner logo 5Partner logo 6
Core features
Everything one charging trip needs
From finding a station to the payment receipt — one connected experience, in Arabic, built for the Kingdom's roads.
Live charger status
Available, in use, or out of service — reported by the charger itself over OCPP. No guesswork.
Advance booking
Reserve your connector before you arrive and hold it for a set window — pull up and plug in.
Digital payments
mada, credit cards, and Apple Pay — with an instant tax receipt for every session.
Connector types
Save your car's connector once — CCS2, Type 2, CHAdeMO, GB/T — and we'll only show what fits.
Live session tracking
Watch state of charge, energy drawn, and cost update in real time, and stop the session from your phone.
Station ratings
Ratings and notes from other drivers: site cleanliness, lighting, ease of access, and real-world charging speed.
Charging history
Every session and invoice in one place, ready to export — useful for expense reports and company fleets.
In-session support
Trouble with a charger? Report it from inside the app and it goes straight to the station operator.
Environmental impact and social responsibility
Every kilowatt-hour you charge
is cleaner air for our cities
We don't just count charging sessions. We calculate — using a published, auditable methodology — the carbon dioxide our network kept out of the atmosphere, and we show it to drivers, partners, and regulators alike.
Total carbon dioxide emissions avoided across the EVPlus network
600
metric tonnes of carbon dioxide (tCO₂e)
This figure updates automatically with every session completed on the network, and is published in our quarterly impact report.
28,571
mature trees absorbing this much over a full year
5.3M
kilometres driven on electricity instead of fuel
500,000
litres of petrol never burned
130
petrol cars taken off the road for a year
How is this calculated?
The formula is open — change the total energy delivered and it recalculates in front of you. This is the same methodology running on the live site.
Assumptions used
- EV efficiency: 19 kWh / 100 km
- Comparable petrol car consumption: 9.5 L / 100 km
- Petrol emissions: 2.31 kg CO₂ / litre
- Saudi grid emission factor: 0.506 kg CO₂e / kWh
- Net figure used: ≈ 0.60 kg CO₂ / kWh
Important: the calculation subtracts the emissions from generating the electricity itself — it does not count the headline difference alone. As the Kingdom reaches its target of 50% renewable energy by 2030, the grid emission factor falls and the impact of every kilowatt-hour rises automatically.
Sources: Saudi grid emission factor per the Climate Transparency report (2020 data); renewable energy and net-zero targets per the Saudi Green Initiative. Assumptions are reviewed annually and updated when newer official national emission factors are published.
Search and availability
Never arrive at a charger
that's busy or broken
Every connector's status comes straight from the charger, not from a manually updated spreadsheet. Filter by power, connector type, tariff, or what's free right now.
- Filter by power: 22 / 60 / 120 / 180 kW
- See stations along your intercity route
- Get alerted when a connector frees up at a busy station
- Photos and access details: floor, bay number, lighting
Available nowFast DCCCS2Under 1.20 ﷼Open 24h
1801206015022120 Available In use Out of service
Advance booking
Reserve your connector
before you set off
Pick a connector and a time, and we'll hold the charger until you arrive. No queue at the station, no surprises on arrival.
- A defined hold window with a reminder before it expires
- Free cancellation up to a set time before your slot
- Automatic suggestion of the nearest free slot if yours fills up
- Recurring bookings for company fleets
Choose a connector
CCS2180 kW
Fast DC charger · bay 03
Available · about 28 min to 80%
Type 222 kW
Standard AC charger · bay 07
Available · good for longer stays
Choose your arrival time — today, Thursday
2:002:303:003:304:004:305:005:30
Estimated tariff · 45 kWh47.25 ﷼
Charging and payment
Follow the session
and pay without getting out
Start charging by scanning the charger's code, and watch energy and cost update live. When it finishes, the amount is charged automatically and a tax receipt lands in your app.
- Start and stop the session from your phone or by scanning a QR code
- An alert when the charge level you set is reached
- Pay with mada, cards, and Apple Pay
- A tax invoice compliant with e-invoicing requirements
70%
Battery charge
Energy delivered
31.6kWh
Current power
142kW
Session time
00:19min
Emissions avoided
18.9kg CO₂
For operators and site owners
Run your chargers
and earn from them
A full dashboard for charge point operators and owners of malls and hotels: monitor uptime, set tariffs, and track revenue and settlements — with standards-based integration over OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1.
- Fault monitoring with instant alerts when a charger goes down
- Flexible pricing: per kWh, per minute, or by peak hours
- Revenue reports and periodic financial settlements
- Network roaming over OCPI to extend your coverage
Uptime
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Sessions today
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Energy sold
— kWh
CO₂ avoided
— t
The avoided-emissions metric is exported automatically as a monthly impact report — ready for the partner's sustainability and environmental governance (ESG) reporting.
Energy delivered · last 14 days
ChargerSiteStatus
RYD-PARK-03 · 180kWRiyadh Park Charging
RYD-PARK-07 · 22kWRiyadh Park Available
JED-CRNH-01 · 120kWJeddah Corniche Maintenance
DMM-MALL-02 · 60kWDammam Offline
Security and compliance
Your data and payments
stay in the Kingdom
Locally hosted infrastructure, payments through licensed providers, and alignment with personal data protection regulations.
Hosted in the Kingdom
User data and session records are stored in data centres inside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
End-to-end encryption
Data encrypted in transit and at rest, with TLS certificates across every interface and portal.
Personal data protection
Built to comply with the Personal Data Protection Law and regulatory requirements.
Licensed payments
Payments processed through a licensed service provider, supporting mada, cards, and Apple Pay.
Current coverage
Cities covered
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Network uptime
—
Support
24/7
Alignment with national targets
Part of a national shift
bigger than an app
The move to electric transport isn't only a commercial bet — it's a stated pillar of Saudi Vision 2030 and the Saudi Green Initiative. These are the targets we work within, and our role in them.
278M tonnes
Annual emissions reduction
The Kingdom's target for cutting carbon emissions each year by 2030, through a circular carbon economy approach.
Source: Saudi Green Initiative
50%
Renewable energy by 2030
Half of the Kingdom's power generation from renewable sources — which makes every charging session cleaner year after year.
Source: Saudi Green Initiative
30%
Of Riyadh's vehicles electric
A stated target for at least 30% of the capital's vehicles to be electric by 2030, aiming to halve the city's emissions.
Source: Royal Commission for Riyadh City
2060
Net zero
The Kingdom's commitment to reach net-zero emissions by 2060 — with electric transport among its fastest routes there.
Source: Saudi Green Initiative
Where does EVPlus fit into this picture?
The biggest barrier to buying an electric car in the Kingdom isn't the price — it's the question: “where do I charge?” Charging infrastructure is the link between clean-energy targets and an individual’s decision to buy. We’re building that link: a reliable charging network, an Arabic interface, and a Saudi platform hosted inside the Kingdom that measures its environmental impact and publishes it rather than claiming it.
Social responsibility
Commitments we can be measured against
Sustainability is measured by transparency, not slogans. These are our stated commitments to drivers, partners, and the community.
A published impact report
We publish a quarterly report covering energy delivered, emissions avoided, and the methodology behind them — available to everyone, not just partners.
Building national talent
Operating and maintaining chargers demands new skills. We invest in training Saudi technicians on charging systems and standard protocols.
Fair coverage, not just profitable coverage
We commit a share of each year's expansion to less densely populated areas and intercity highways, not only to high-return sites.
Clear pricing, no hidden fees
The tariff is shown before the session starts, and the invoice itemises energy, duration, and tax. No mandatory subscriptions, no surprise charges.
Open data for researchers
We make aggregated, anonymised charging-pattern data available to research bodies and universities to support sustainable transport studies in the Kingdom.
Equipment lifecycle management
A published plan to recycle spent chargers and cables rather than discard them, in line with electronic waste regulations.
Who we serve
Chargers where people already park
We help site owners install and operate chargers, turning their parking into a revenue stream and an extra service for their customers.
Shopping malls
Fast chargers in visitor parking extend dwell time and lift spend inside the mall.
Hotels and hospitality
An amenity guests look for when booking, with slow charging across the whole stay.
Residential compounds
Chargers reserved for residents, with consumption metered accurately per unit.
Offices and headquarters
Charging for staff and visitors during working hours, with usage reports for management.
Government bodies
Support for EV transition targets, with clear compliance and operational reporting.
Corporate fleets
Cards and accounts for drivers, spending limits, and consolidated fleet-wide billing.
Fuel stations
Add electric charging alongside existing services without changing your operating model.
Restaurants and cafés
Charging time means more time on the premises — a direct opportunity to lift orders.
Parking operators
Turn your bays into a managed charging network, with flexible pricing and regular settlements.
The app
Download EVPlus and start charging today
Free for drivers. Sign up with your mobile number, add your car and its connector, and you're ready in under a minute.
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