Which companies are building charging stations in Phnom Penh?

Energy companies Caltex, Total, and PTT have also started building charging stations, with Caltex opening one in Phnom Penh early last year. The government is also developing licensing requirements for other businesses and organizations that plan to put up independent charging stations.

Why is the EV industry growing in Cambodia?

The technologies required for battery production coupled with tax cuts for owning electric vehicles drive the growth of the EV industry across the world. Government support has been crucial to the growing adoption of electric vehicles. In the past year, the EV infrastructure in Cambodia began expanding, opening three new public charging stations.

Can Cambodia become a global EV supplier?

Cambodia can position itself as an emerging player in the regional and global EV supply chain, and with the low cost of labor and production in the country, there will be more opportunities to expand in the region.

Does oyika offer a battery swap system in Phnom Penh?

OYIKA offers a battery swap system and rideshare vehicles controlled through its mobile application “We started with 10 swap stations in Phnom Penh in July 2019 and offered riders a subscription plan of $69USD a month which came with an e-motorbike and battery swap plan, enough to travel 1500km a month,” says OYIKA President, Carl Wong.

Why should Cambodia expand EV infrastructure in 2021?

Expanding the EV infrastructure in Cambodia will help accelerate the large-scale adoption of electric vehicles in the country, as consumer confidence in the reliability and accessibility of EV battery charging increases. As part of Cambodia’s EV roadmap, the government also lowered import duties in 2021 and continues to plan for more incentives.

How many electric vehicles are there in Cambodia?

The country saw a 1,000% increase in the number of registered electric vehicles on the country’s roads last year as more consumers realized the long-term benefits of owning EVs. As of February 2023, there are 700 registered electric vehicles in Cambodia, presenting a continued upward trajectory for EV adoption in the country.