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Zimi EV charging targets commercial fleets for growth in South Africa | SA News

28 April 2026 by Guest

By Larry Claasen

STELLENBOSCH -based EV charging company Zimi is bypassing the consumer market to focus exclusively on commercial fleets, betting that partnering with logistics companies before building infrastructure will give it an edge in South Africa’s nascent electric vehicle (EV) sector.

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Zimi EV charging strategy focuses on fleet-based infrastructure

The company, founded by Michael Maas and Stefan Georgiev, deploys charging stations only where clients operate their vehicles — typically at depots, transit hubs and along high-frequency routes.

“We don’t build speculative public networks,” Maas said. “This strategy ensures maximum operational uptime and high charger reliability,…

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