Quick Takeaways
- European Investment Bank Eleport EV charging loan strengthens cross-border fast-charging infrastructure across Central and Eastern Europe.
- The investment supports large-scale deployment of ultra-fast EV charging hubs at high-traffic commercial locations.
On January 20, the European Investment Bank announced a EUR 35 million loan to network operator Eleport to accelerate the expansion of electric vehicle charging infrastructure across Central and Eastern Europe. The funding is aimed at strengthening fast-charging availability at key commercial and retail locations.
European Investment Bank Eleport EV charging loan deployment scope
Eleport will use the European Investment Bank financing to roll out more than 250 fast-charging hubs across Croatia, Czechia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia. These hubs will be strategically located at major shopping and commercial centres to support growing EV adoption.
High-power charging capabilities across the Eleport network
Each charging station is designed to accommodate up to 12 charging plugs, delivering power levels of up to 400 kilowatts per plug. This ultra-fast charging capability significantly reduces charging time, improving convenience for both local users and long-distance electric vehicle drivers.
Cross-border EV charging enabled by unified platform
The project enables seamless cross-border mobility by allowing drivers to access the entire Eleport fast-charging network through a single mobile application. This unified system supports consistent user experience across multiple countries and simplifies EV travel throughout the region.
Project timeline and infrastructure impact
Eleport plans to complete the deployment by 2028, aligning with broader European goals to expand public EV charging infrastructure. The initiative is expected to improve network reliability, support higher EV penetration, and contribute to the transition toward low-emission transport solutions.
European Investment Bank Eleport EV charging loan deployment scope
Eleport will use the European Investment Bank financing to roll out more than 250 fast-charging hubs across Croatia, Czechia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia. These hubs will be strategically located at major shopping and commercial centres to support growing EV adoption.
High-power charging capabilities across the Eleport network
Each charging station is designed to accommodate up to 12 charging plugs, delivering power levels of up to 400 kilowatts per plug. This ultra-fast charging capability significantly reduces charging time, improving convenience for both local users and long-distance electric vehicle drivers.
Cross-border EV charging enabled by unified platform
The project enables seamless cross-border mobility by allowing drivers to access the entire Eleport fast-charging network through a single mobile application. This unified system supports consistent user experience across multiple countries and simplifies EV travel throughout the region.
Project timeline and infrastructure impact
Eleport plans to complete the deployment by 2028, aligning with broader European goals to expand public EV charging infrastructure. The initiative is expected to improve network reliability, support higher EV penetration, and contribute to the transition toward low-emission transport solutions.
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