CITA EV

CITA EV is a British e-mobility solution provider that offers technology-enabled Electric Vehicle Charging Station "(EVSE)" for all types of EV including Cars, Buses and Heavy Vehicles etc. The company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Glasgow, Scotland.
CITA EV provides electric vehicle charging solutions for various sectors, including home, workplace, retail, hospitality, healthcare, education, public transport, destination, depot charging, and fleet charging. CITA EV's charging solutions are sustainable and help power a greener tomorrow.
==Background==
CITA EV was established in 2019 and is based in Glasgow, Scotland. The company's business model prioritizes designing and manufacturing smart, simple, and safe home and commercial charging solutions that integrate cutting-edge technology with a compact design, facilitating communication through an easy-to-use app experience.
CITA EV offers various charger models, including rapid chargers, compact chargers, and superfast chargers. The company’s charging solutions cater to various sectors, such as home, workplace, retail, hospitality, healthcare, education, public transport, destination and depot charging, and fleet charging. Its EV chargers are designed for various locations, including homes, workplaces, and public spaces. Its compatibility with all types of electric vehicles enhances its appeal, providing a versatile charging option for a broad user base.
The company's home and commercial EV charging products have received approval from the Office of Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) in the UK, Conformity certifications from the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council in the UAE and SASO certification from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 
CITA EV has introduced the CITA Connect App for iOS and Android platforms. This user-friendly mobile application streamlines electric vehicle charging, offering users efficient management, control, and real-time updates on their charging sessions and energy usage in a user-friendly interface.
In addition, CITA EV offers a comprehensive solution through the CITA EV Partner Portal, facilitating charge point owners in attracting users and managing usage, pricing, and transactions on behalf of their customers.
In 2021, CITA EV expanded its services to the Middle East through a strategic partnership with Monta, a Charge Point Management System (CPMS) provider with a mobile app. The collaboration aims to provide businesses and organizations with Monta's software, customer support, and payment system, contributing to the region's transition to electric vehicles. The partnership designates Monta as CITA's exclusive EV charge point software provider in the Middle East.
CITA EV has showcased its charging solutions at prominent automobile exhibitions, including the Riyadh EV Auto Show 2023, EVIS 2022, 2023 in Abu Dhabi, UAE, WETEX 2021, 2022 in Dubai, UAE, London EV Show 2022 in London, UK, Fully Charged Show 2022 in London UK and Amsterdam, Netherlands.
==Products==
CITA EV has introduced five charger variants under the hardware category, namely CITA Smart 7 and CITA Smart 22 for Home & workplace EV charging, CITA Smart 44 and CITA Smart DC for Commercial EV charging, each tailored to specific charging needs. In the Software, CITA EV provided the CITA Smart EV Connect App for domestic users and CITA EV powered by Monta for commercial users with online payment, fleet management and a comprehensive solution for Charge Point Owners and Operators.
==Awards==
* In 2020, CITA EV’s Smart 7 Home EV Charger was honored with the CES® 2021 Innovation Award.
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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* CITA EV on YouTube
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Category:Companies established in 2019
Category:Companies based in Glasgow
Category:Electronics manufacturing
Category:Electric vehicle manufacturers
Category:Electric vehicle industry
Category:Electric vehicles
Category:Electronics
Category:Sustainability
Category:Electric vehicle charger