EV charging stations made in Uzbekistan

Pulse EV stations are assembled in Uzbekistan, at our own assembly site in Qibray district, Tashkent region, with a capacity of 300–350 stations a year. Each station's configuration is rated for the local grid and climate: voltage fluctuations, summer heat and sub-zero winters. The software — the station management platform and the Pulse Drive app — is our own. We are responsible for the station across its whole life cycle, from model selection to after-launch service.

Pulse EV (PULSE EV LLC) is an Uzbek company building a national EV charging network and assembling its own 7–400 kW charging stations with the GB/T connector. The network has 30+ stations in Tashkent, Kokand, Navoi, Karshi and Andijan; drivers charge via the Pulse Drive app. The assembly site is in Qibray district, Tashkent region.

All stations ship with the GB/T connector — the standard for Chinese EVs, which make up most of the fleet in Uzbekistan: BYD, Zeekr, Li Auto, Chery, Hongqi and others. No adapters needed.

A 7 kW AC charger for personal use — 2,912,000 UZS. DC stations: 20 kW — 36,400,000 UZS, 60 kW — 84,448,000, 120 kW — 116,480,000, 240 kW — 182,000,000, 400 kW — 364,000,000 UZS. Prices include 12% VAT, base configuration with GB/T connector. The price includes a site survey, delivery, staff training and platform onboarding.

Delivery is 14 days from contract signing. Before that, an engineer visits the site, measures available power and picks the installation point. Installation time depends on the site: cable route, foundation needs and grid connection — we give an exact schedule after the survey.

Equipment warranty — 12 months. After launch: remote station health monitoring, technical support and scheduled maintenance, station and platform software updates, a 24/7 call center for drivers.

Yes. In the Hosting format we install a station at your site at our own expense, connect it to the Pulse EV network and operate it ourselves. You provide the space and electricity and receive 15% of station revenue after electricity costs.

Yes — Pulse Drive for iOS and Android. A map of every station in the network, live connector status, routing between points A and B, station booking and in-app payment for charging.

The price per kWh depends on the station and the time of day — the night rate is lower. Current prices for each station are shown in the Pulse Drive app and on the city pages of this site.