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amina’s EV charger makes driving electric effortless
- Published 13 February 2023 and updated 30 September 2026. amina sells a compact, hardware-only home EV charger designed to keep use simple and costs down. It has no dedicated app; drivers can schedule charging through an app from their electricity provider or car maker. The company says it meets government safety requirements and aims to make EV charging accessible to people with limited technical experience.
- The page argues that conventional chargers can be unnecessarily complex and expensive. amina’s approach focuses the company on hardware and lets energy providers, charge-point operators and e-mobility services provide software. The company sells through wholesalers, energy businesses and retailers, with the Nordics and Benelux identified as focus markets and wider Europe as an expansion area.
- The page cites an EU policy to end sales of new petrol and diesel cars from 2035 and says this will drive demand for more than 65 million charge points. It reports a USD 7.5 million sales precommitment at launch; other expansion dates and forecasts on the page refer to 2023–24 and may be outdated. Links to UN goals 3 and 11.
- Public contact: Ferdinand Solberg, Business Developer, ferdinand@aminacharging.com. Company: AMINA CHARGING AS, Grenseveien 21, 4313 Sandnes, Norway; aminacharging.com. Phone control is present but the number is hidden until expanded.
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