HONG KONG: Technology brand and manufacturing solutions provider, Computime Group Ltd ventures in the electric vehicle (EV) charger market through collaboration with key charge point operators (CPOs) among the Hong Kong EV charging service industry.
This move signifies the company’s first stride into the fast-growing Hong Kong EV charger market. The CPOs hold a commanding lead in Hong Kong’s market share, primarily serving key public facilities, shopping malls and residential estates.
Having that in mind, Computime will tailor and customise EV chargers to meet diverse needs and applications.
In the initial phase, over 100 units will be deployed within public facilities on Hong Kong Island. Following that, Computime targets to supply more than 2,000 EV chargers.
The collaboration with key CPOs has made the company’s EV chargers accessible to the Hong Kong market, which also marks the official launch of Computime’s own EV chargers made for commercial use.
The EV chargers to be supplied are based on the VERDI EV Charger model, which was honoured with the prestigious Red Dot Design Award for Product Design in 2023.
The chargers, offering personalised connection options, provide flexibility for various use-case scenarios, meeting the demanding needs for fast-charging solutions among local users in Hong Kong.
Computime Group Chairman, CEO and Executive Director, Auyang Pak Hong Bernard said, “As a company rooted in Hong Kong, we are eager to deliver an excellent charging experience to local users. Our partnership with Hong Kong’s key CPOs enables direct engagement with users and the delivery of smart and advanced solutions, showcasing our dedication to promoting smart and sustainable living.
Additionally, Hong also mentioned that the company is looking forward to strengthening the collaborations and drive innovation in eco-friendly products tailored for Computime’s customers in Hong Kong.
“Hong Kong marks the beginning of our journey, and our sights are set on a broader horizon. We aim to expand into overseas markets in the next quarter.
“As we look to the future, we plan to seize the opportunities presented by globalisation to introduce our products to a wider market and contribute to global advancements in green technology,” he added.
