MÖTEN evfc delivers EV charging infrastructure across 22 distinct EV markets worldwide — from a single home charger in a driveway to a 360 kW corridor hub on a federal highway. Five hardware families, one charger management system (eMÖTEN CMS), and one engineering team behind every deployment. The patented XEYAR battery-buffered architecture eliminates the #1 obstacle to EV charging at scale: utility interconnection. Sites that would normally need a 12–24 month transformer upgrade deploy in 4–6 weeks on existing 480V service.
22 EV markets, 5 hardware families, 1 platform
We organize our markets in two tiers. 10 cornerstone markets — gas stations, fleet depots, multifamily, workplace, retail, hotels, highway corridors, healthcare, government, and education — account for the highest deployment volume and have full detail blocks above with proof-point stat strips. 12 additional markets — charge point operators, dealerships, remote/off-grid, parking, airports, restaurants, industrial, real estate, residential, gyms, venues, and faith properties — share the same battery-buffered architecture but address smaller-volume buyer profiles.
Five hardware families cover every scale and form factor:
- BOÖTES — residential L1/L2 (16–48 A) for single-family homes and detached garages
- LYNX — commercial L2 (32–80 A) for workplace, MURB, and parkade deployments
- PHOENIX — pedestal L2 with payment-enabled commercial use cases
- DRACO — DC fast chargers (30–180 kW) for hotels, dealerships, and corridor sites
- XEYAR-B — battery-buffered cluster, up to 720 kW per port on 100A service — the patented architecture that unlocks gas stations, fleet depots, and off-grid markets where conventional DCFC cannot deploy
Battery-buffered architecture, certified chemistries
Every XEYAR-B deployment uses one of two non-thermal-runaway buffer chemistries: supercapacitor (high-cycle, low-energy-density, ideal for short bursts and harsh climate) or sodium-ion (high-energy-density, daily cycling, non-hazardous transport, ideal for fleet depots and remote sites). Both chemistries carry UL 9540, UL 9540A Pass, NFPA 855, and CSA C22.2 listings — meeting indoor parkade, MURB, hospital, and underground deployment requirements where lithium DCFC is restricted by fire authorities.
14 country editions, regional pricing, local incentives
evfc.com operates as a global hub with 14 regional editions: USA, Canada (EN + FR), Mexico, Centroamérica, Colombia, Brasil, Argentina, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Australia, and New Zealand. Each country page carries local-currency pricing, regional rebate maps, and country-specific compliance content (NEVI for US, ZEVIP for Canada, federal/provincial/state incentive matrices for the rest). Hardware ships from regional warehouses; installation is handled by certified local partners.
Certifications & procurement eligibility
Every MÖTEN charger is engineered to qualify for the major federal, state/provincial, and utility EV charging incentive programs in the markets we serve: UL, CSA, ETL, NACS, OCPP 2.0.1, ISO 15118 Plug-and-Charge. Buy America & BABA compliant for US federal infrastructure funding. NEVI-aligned (US) and ZEVIP-compatible (Canada). Cooperative purchasing pathways via Sourcewell, OMNIA Partners, BuyBoard, TIPS, HGAC. GSA Schedule 23 V for direct federal agency procurement. Healthcare GPO eligibility (Premier, Vizient, HealthTrust, MedAssets) for hospital purchasing. Section 30C federal tax credit (30% up to $100,000 per charger) under IRA 2022.
Tell us your market and your site profile — we’ll recommend the right hardware family, chemistry (where applicable), and configuration for your specific buyer logic, electrical realities, and incentive landscape. Free site assessments are available for every market above.