Guests with an EV choose places where they can charge. A station brings them to you and earns on every session.
Hotels, restaurants and malls are best served by DC stations of 20–60 kW: a guest gets a meaningful charge during the visit. Two options: buy a station (from 36,400,000 UZS) and keep 80% of gross profit, or host a Pulse EV station with no investment and receive 15% of revenue after the electricity bill.
Restaurant or café: guests stay 40–90 minutes. DC 20 kW is the most affordable entry and suits sites with limited grid capacity. DC 60 kW gives most EVs a day's range in 40–60 minutes.
Hotel: guests stay long but value a fast charge before leaving. The usual choice is DC 60 kW with two GB/T ports — two cars charge at once.
Shopping mall: high footfall, DC 60 or DC 120 kW works best.
The station joins the Pulse EV network and appears in the Pulse Drive app right away — drivers see your location on the map, connector status and price.
An engineer visits the site, measures available power and picks the installation spot. Delivery takes 14 days from contract signing. Installation time depends on the site: cable route, foundation and grid connection.

Small parking lots, cafés, car services.

Shopping malls, business centers, fuel stations.
All prices include 12% VAT.
Yes, with site hosting: Pulse EV installs and operates the station at its own cost, you provide the space and electricity and receive 15% of the station's revenue after the electricity bill. Whether the site fits is decided after a survey.
All Pulse EV stations use the GB/T connector — the standard of Chinese EVs, which make up most of the market in Uzbekistan: BYD, Zeekr, Li Auto, Chery, Hongqi and others.
Pulse EV: remote monitoring, technical support, scheduled maintenance and a 24/7 call center for drivers. Equipment warranty is 12 months.
One engineer visit — and you get a tailored configuration, connection scheme and an exact quote for your site.