7X and UAEV approve first six EV charging station sites across NXN facilities

This decision marks the first phase of implementing the strategic partnership signed between both organisations

7X, the leading trade, transport, and logistics group, in collaboration with Emarat EV Charging Stations Company (UAEV), the first national electric vehicle (EV) charging network fully owned by the Government of the UAE, approved the first six EV charging station sites across facilities operated by 7X’s National Network for Logistics (NXN).

This decision marks the first phase of implementing the strategic partnership signed between both organisations to develop and deploy EV charging infrastructure across major logistics locations nationwide.

The new charging stations will support transport and logistics fleet operations, strengthen the country’s EV charging infrastructure, boost efficiency of last-mile operations, reduce carbon emissions, and foster sustainable practices across the sector. This move aligns with the UAE’s ambitious goal to become a low-emission economy.

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The first phase of implementation covers six sites across Dubai, including Al Warqaa, Al Rashidiya, Al Karama, Al Quoz 4, Umm Suqeim, and Al Barsha.

“The initial implementation at NXN facilities will encourage wider adoption of EVs and strengthen the logistics sector to meet future demands while aligning with the UAE’s vision to achieve a sustainable economy,” commented Tariq Al Wahedi, Group CEO, 7X.

“By working with strategic national partners such as 7X, UAEV continues to strengthen its position as a key enabler of the UAE’s transition to electric mobility and the development of a more sustainable, connected and resilient transport ecosystem,” added Ali Al Darwish, Acting CEO, UAEV.