Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (February 15, 2025)—Electromin, a pioneering Saudi provider of smart mobility and new energy solutions, began contributing to the success of Electromin-sponsored Nissan Formula E Team at the start of this season’s championship in December 2024.

Innovation is the driving force behind progress, and nowhere is this more evident than in Formula E. As a proud sponsor of Nissan Formula E Team, Electromin shares this commitment to pushing boundaries—not just on the racetrack but in revolutionizing EV infrastructure and public transportation.

Welcome to the second instalment of our Nissan Formula E Team-inspired blog series, where we explore the world of data. In both motorsports and EV infrastructure, data unlocks performance, efficiency, and operational excellence. In this edition, we’ll explore how data powers Nissan Formula E Team’s performance and how Electromin’s Charge Point Management System (CPMS) brings similar precision to EV charging solutions.

At Electromin, we know that success lies in the details—especially in high-performance settings like the FIA Formula E World Championship. In this first instalment of our Nissan Formula E Team-inspired blog series, we explore the meticulous preparation behind Nissan Formula E Team’s success and how Electromin brings that same precision and focus to every EV infrastructure project.

Print Charger capacity/ kW 3.7kW EVLINK Wallbox 7.4kW Terra AC 22kW Terra AC 7kW to 22kW EVLink Pro 22kW Elite T 50 kW Raption 50 +150kW Si-Charge-D Charger Type Level-2 Level-2 Level-2 Level-2 Level-2 CCS,CHA, Type-2 (Based on model) 2*CCS2 or (1*CCS2 & 1*Chademo) Optional: AC Type-2 - 22KW Socket Outlets 1 1 1 2 1 2 or 3 Based on model 2 or 3 Based on Model Max Input Voltage 220VAC Single Phase 220VAC Single Phase 400VAC Three Phase 380VAC Three Phase 400V AC Three Phase 400VAC Three Phase 400VAC Maximum Input Current 32 Amps 32 Amps 32 Amps 32 Amps 32 Amps 108 Amps 301/332/423/515 -

Petromin proudly launches Electromin, a technology-led company that aims to set the cornerstone for a better tomorrow, by building the future of electric mobility in Saudi Arabia and beyond. Electromin is committed to creating bespoke, future-ready e-mobility solutions catering to advise, products, infrastructure, operations, and maintenance across residences, workplaces, and public spaces.

In another feat of electrifying Saudi Arabia, Electromin, an e-mobility turn-key solutions company and subsidiary of Petromin Corporation (“Petromin”), is enabling the Ministry of Transport and Logistics Services (MOTLS) to pilot an Autonomous shuttle operation

Saudi Gazette report JEDDAH — The total number of the electric vehicles (EV) that Saudi Arabia has imported reached 71,209 so far. Al-Eqtisadiah stated that the imported cars, according to the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA), included electric and the hybrid vehicles. Since the start of 2023, Saudi Arabia has imported 711 EV so far, while it has imported 13,958 EV in 2022. Eight countries have acquired a large share of Saudi Arabia's import of the electric vehicles since the start of the current year. The US has come in top with 465 EV, followed by Germany with 97 EV, then Japan with 81,

In a further boost to promote e-mobility in the Kingdom, Electromin, a smart-mobility solutions provider under Petromin Corporation, has announced the rollout of additional DC chargers to be installed across key locations in the country, establishing charging corridors connecting major cities. These DC chargers will be added to Electromin’s existing network of +100 AC chargers across the Kingdom, installed in 2022. Electromin’s customer-centric mobile application backs up the charging network and is currently free to charge for the public. Its also the first company in the Kingdom to offer a public charging solution using SASO-approved chargers. Electromin’s charging network provides a complete spectrum

Partnership aims to revolutionize e-mobility solutions in Saudi Arabia. RIYADH: Tawal, an ICT infrastructure service provider, signed a strategic partnership with Electromin, a technology-driven electronic vehicle solutions and services provider, during the second edition of the LEAP tech conference with the aim of enhancing the Kingdom’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure. “We are pleased to launch this partnership with Electromin, a leading mobility solutions provider in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We seek to launch initiatives and programs that help mitigate the negative effects of environmental challenges and contribute to the Saudi Green Initiatives in achieving net zero emissions by 2060,” said TAWAL