As more people switch to electric vehicles, offering EV charging can attract customers who need to charge their vehicles while working, shopping, or running errands. Providing charging options can encourage customers to spend more time at your business, leading to increased revenue. These days, the possibility to charge at work is also a prerequisite for building tenants seeking modern workspaces and facilities. 

Investing in EV charging solutions helps you achieve their sustainability targets as well as demonstrate your commitment to corporate responsibility and reducing carbon emissions. This can enhance your business's reputation and increase customer loyalty.

Governments often offer incentives and rebates to businesses that invest in EV charging infrastructure. Taking advantage of these programs can help offset the initial investments such as the cost of installation, especially in older buildings requiring retrofitting and/or upgrades to the electric cabling or grid connection. 

As governments work to reduce carbon emissions in all sectors, they are implementing new policies and regulations that require businesses to reduce their carbon footprint. Investing in EV charging solutions can help you comply with these regulations which described in the EPBD. For example, introducing minimum requirements for car parks over a certain size, and other minimum infrastructure for eMobility.