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EVIQ to set up infra for EVs in KSA

The partnership between the PIF, SEC will help make the sector more attractive and rewarding for investors. (Wikimedia)
  • EVIQ will support electric vehicle adoption in Saudi Arabia by building best-in-class infrastructure and creating a nationwide network of fast-charging hubs.
  • This will help enable and encourage the use of electric vehicles across Saudi Arabia, in line with the sustainability goals of the Kingdom.

RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA – Following the recent announcement of the joint-venture between the Public Investment Fund (PIF) and the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC), the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Company launches EVIQ as its official brand name in the market.

EVIQ will support electric vehicle (EV) adoption in the Kingdom by building best-in-class infrastructure, and creating a nationwide network of fast-charging hubs, to enable and encourage the use of EVs across the country, in line with the sustainability goals of the Kingdom.

EVIQ aims to boost the growth of Saudi Arabia’s EV ecosystem, through collaboration with local partners for installation and maintenance.

It aims to build a strong foundation for the sector which will enable higher EV adoption among the Saudi community.

It will lay the foundation to making the sector more attractive and rewarding for investors.

Mohammad Bakr Gazzaz, CEO and Board Member at EVIQ said, “Electric vehicles are the future, and there is a high interest in EVs among Saudi consumers. EVIQ will provide fast, reliable charging for EVs across the Kingdom that are essential to driving EV adoption.”

“The EVIQ charging locations will be easily identifiable & accessible, which will build trust in the reliability and efficiency of electric vehicles and the infrastructure that supports them,” he said.

The launch of EVIQ is in line with PIF’s strategy to expand Saudi Arabia’s automotive capabilities to promote the country’s competitiveness, and will further support Saudi Arabia’s economic diversification efforts and create new jobs.