EV Charging Infrastructure Company
AC and DC charging for businesses, fleets and public sites — planned, installed and commissioned as complete electrical infrastructure projects.
QOS Ethiopia engineering and international project support
QOS delivers EV charging infrastructure end to end: AC and DC systems with OCPP 1.6J/2.0.1, load management, remote monitoring, electrical installation and commissioning.
EV charging as engineering infrastructure, delivered end to end
QOS delivers EV charging infrastructure for businesses, fleets and public locations: AC and DC charging systems with OCPP 1.6J and OCPP 2.0.1 support, load management and remote monitoring — planned and installed as complete electrical infrastructure projects.
EV charging is treated as an engineering discipline, not a box on the wall. A charging project covers demand assessment, site and grid-capacity review, equipment selection, electrical installation, commissioning, and the operating layer: management software, load balancing and remote monitoring.
Through its PolyService EV charging line, QOS covers AC charging for destination and workplace use and DC fast charging for fleets, depots and high-turnover locations.
Charging infrastructure can be combined with solar generation and storage where a site’s energy concept calls for it — one engineering responsibility across charging, electrical works and energy systems.
QOS delivers charging projects from its established bases in Türkiye, Hungary, Morocco and Ethiopia and coordinates wider infrastructure roll-outs across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
EV charging services
Demand and site assessment
Fleet analysis, usage profiles, grid-capacity checks and site layout planning before equipment is chosen.
AC charging systems
Workplace, destination and overnight charging with smart management and OCPP connectivity.
DC fast charging
High-power charging for fleets, depots and high-turnover public locations.
Electrical installation and grid connection
Cabling, distribution, protection and utility coordination executed by industrial electrical teams.
Load management and monitoring
Dynamic load balancing across chargers and remote monitoring of the installed network.
Commissioning and operation support
Testing, backend integration, commissioning and ongoing maintenance support.
Who QOS builds charging for
- Corporate and logistics fleets
- Hotels, retail and destination sites
- Fuel stations and charging hubs
- Industrial plants and office campuses
- Residential and mixed-use developments
- Public charging operators
Why build charging with QOS
- OCPP 1.6J and OCPP 2.0.1 support keeps hardware compatible with third-party management platforms.
- Industrial electrical engineering behind every installation — grid connection, protection and cabling done properly.
- Load management protects site capacity instead of forcing expensive grid upgrades.
- One partner from site survey through commissioning to maintenance.
Frequently asked questions
Which charging standards does QOS support?
QOS delivers AC and DC systems with OCPP 1.6J and OCPP 2.0.1 support, allowing operation with common charging management platforms, plus load management and remote monitoring.
Can QOS build charging for a vehicle fleet or depot?
Yes. Fleet and depot charging — including load management sized to the site’s grid capacity and duty cycles — is a core use case.
Does QOS install only the chargers, or the whole electrical infrastructure?
The whole scope: distribution, cabling, protection, grid coordination, charger installation, commissioning and monitoring.
Can solar power or storage be integrated?
Yes. Where the site’s energy concept calls for it, QOS combines charging with solar generation and storage under one engineering responsibility.
Where does QOS deliver EV charging projects?
From its bases in Türkiye, Hungary, Morocco and Ethiopia, with wider roll-out coordination across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia. For the African market specifically, see the regional EV charging page.