Electric vehicles are arriving in the Kingdom, and the national fast-charging network is expanding city by city. Drivers will increasingly expect to charge where they park: at work, at home, at the mall and at the hotel. Buildings and car parks that plan for charging now will avoid costly retrofits later.
Choose the right chargers
- AC chargers suit long stays: offices, residences and hotels, where cars park for hours.
- DC fast chargers suit short stays and fleets: malls, service areas and depots.
- A mix is usually best, matched to how long each visitor stays.
Plan the power first
Charging is an electrical project before it is a parking project. Check the spare capacity of the building’s supply and transformer, then use smart load management to share it across chargers so the building never overloads. Pairing chargers with solar PV and battery storage can cut energy costs and reduce peak demand.
Make it easy to use
- App-based access, booking and cashless payment.
- Clear signage and bays integrated with the parking guidance system.
- Remote monitoring so faults are fixed before drivers notice.
Build in room to grow
Install ducts, cable routes and switchgear capacity for future chargers during construction or refurbishment. Adding them later costs far more.
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