Wissol Group plans to end 2026 with 30 electric vehicle chargers across 20 locations in 14 cities through its Wissol E network. The company intends to install another 15 charging stations in 2027, CEO Vasil Khorava said on BMGTV’s Business Morning program.
Khorava said historically high fuel prices and shrinking profit margins are pushing the company to develop alternative energy solutions. Wissol has been expanding its EV charging business for more than five years and plans to deploy ultra-fast chargers with capacities of 300–400 kW.
The company aims to make charging more convenient by expanding coverage along highways and leveraging Wissol Group locations, including Smart, Wendy’s, Dunkin’ and Subway, where drivers can spend time while their vehicles charge.
Wissol is also investing in renewable energy to meet the network’s growing electricity demand. After building a nearly 2 MW solar power plant two years ago, the company plans to complete an additional 10 MW solar project within six months, designed to cover its internal electricity needs.
