Autel has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding with Emarat EV Charging Stations Company (UAEV), the national charge point operator responsible for developing and operating the United Arab Emirates’ electric vehicle charging network, as both sides seek to advance smart charging and energy management technologies.
The agreement was formalised during a UAEV delegation visit to Autel’s global headquarters in Shenzhen, where the companies discussed next-generation charging solutions tailored to the UAE’s mobility requirements and high-temperature operating conditions. The partnership covers collaboration in areas including vehicle-to-grid (V2G) interaction, battery energy storage systems (BESS) and intelligent charging platforms for the national network.
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Under the MoU, Autel and UAEV will pursue joint research, pilot programmes and locally optimised solutions aimed at improving network reliability, operational efficiency and long-term scalability. Autel will contribute ultra-fast DC charging systems designed to operate in temperatures exceeding 55 degrees Celsius, alongside remote maintenance systems and ongoing research and development in power modules, AI-enabled diagnostics and cloud-based optimisation.
“This collaboration represents an important step in advancing the UAE’s next generation of smart-charging and energy-management solutions,” said Ali Al Darwish, chief executive of UAEV. “By pairing Autel’s technical strengths with our expanding national infrastructure, we are building an ecosystem that is more resilient, more intelligent, and aligned with the UAE’s clean-mobility ambitions.”
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Melody, vice president at Autel Digital Power, said the company viewed the partnership as a milestone in its regional expansion. “Autel is honored to collaborate with UAEV on this national initiative. This MoU is a milestone in strengthening the UAE’s EV charging infrastructure. We remain committed to supporting the country’s vision with advanced technologies that deliver high reliability and efficiency,” she said.
UAEV is expanding its nationwide EV charging network as part of the country’s broader push toward sustainable transport, with plans to install more than 1,000 high-speed DC chargers by 2030 in support of the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 Strategy.