Wissol is expanding its Wissol E electric vehicle charging network along Georgia’s main highways. Wissol E Head Nika Khodeli said the company plans to keep pace with EV market growth by investing in modern charging technology.
The network’s largest sites in Argveta and Batumi can charge up to 12 vehicles simultaneously. Wissol E supports CCS2, GB/T and CHAdeMO standards to serve electric vehicles imported from Europe, the US, China and Japan.
The company will soon integrate Wissol E into Wissol’s loyalty program, offering EV owners discounts, reward points and access to the company’s app and partner businesses.
By the end of 2026, Wissol E is expected to operate 30 chargers at 20 locations across 14 cities. Another 15 charging stations are planned for 2027.
