Infinity has expanded its electric vehicle (EV) charging network across 16 governorates in Egypt, reaching 200 charging stations with more than 700 charging points. This milestone makes Infinity the largest EV charging network provider in Egypt and Africa, strengthening its leadership in the region’s sustainable mobility sector.
With a widespread presence, Infinity has ensured easy access to EV charging in public areas, commercial zones, and gated communities. The company has also installed DC fast chargers along major highways and travel routes, supporting the growing demand for EV infrastructure as Egypt moves towards cleaner transportation solutions.
This expansion aligns with Infinity’s commitment to advancing Egypt’s clean energy transition by making EV charging accessible in both urban and remote locations. By building a strong infrastructure, the company is encouraging the adoption of electric vehicles, reducing carbon emissions, and supporting the country’s sustainability goals.
Shams Abdel Ghaffar, Managing Director of Infinity EV Division, stated that reaching 200 charging stations is a major step towards a greener future for Egypt. He emphasized that Infinity is not just expanding infrastructure but laying the foundation for a cleaner tomorrow. The company aims to reach 1,000 charging points by the fourth quarter of 2025. He also highlighted that the presence of Infinity’s charging network across 16 governorates reflects its dedication to making EV adoption a practical and accessible option for all Egyptians.
Infinity’s latest achievement is part of its larger goal to develop an integrated EV ecosystem that empowers individuals and businesses to transition to sustainable transportation. By building Egypt’s largest EV charging network, the company is setting the stage for a cleaner and more sustainable future. It also aims to play a key role in the EV charging sector across Africa and the Middle East.
