GIB (Gotion InoBat Batteries), a joint venture between China’s Gotion and Slovakia’s InoBat, has introduced Slovakia’s first-ever mobile EV charging stations. The company donated the units to the Government Office of the Slovak Republic, marking a milestone in the country’s push for sustainable mobility. According to the Ministry of Economy, these are among the first mobile chargers of their kind in Europe.

Source: InoBat

Designed for flexibility, these mobile charging units are ideal for businesses, large-scale events, and areas with temporary charging needs or underdeveloped infrastructure. They enable efficient EV charging without the need for permanent installations.

Flexible charging solutions play a crucial role in accelerating e-mobility by removing infrastructure barriers and reducing upfront investment.

Each unit has a capacity of 182 kWh, allowing it to charge up to five vehicles before needing to be recharged itself. With fast charging, an EV can go from 30% to 100% in approximately 40 to 60 minutes.

This initiative follows GIB’s decision last year to invest €1.2 billion in a new battery manufacturing plant in Šurany, making it one of Slovakia’s largest industrial investments in recent years.