Virta Hub – EV Charging Management Platform

Virta is a European EV charging software and services provider with a Finnish legal base. It serves charge point operators (CPOs) and e-mobility service providers (EMSPs) that need to run charging networks without building their own back end. Networks on its platform operate in more than 35 countries, with over 120,000 charging points connected and over 800,000 public points reachable through roaming.

Its core product, Virta Hub, is a charge point management system for managing networks, tariffs, insights and integrations. Modules add roaming, payments and invoicing, driver services and app, smart charging and load management, energy management, vehicle-to-grid and the Northe fleet service with scheduled charging and telematics integration. Open APIs let customers build branded apps on Virta's back end. In Southeast Asia, Thai operator Evolt runs over 600 AC and 200 DC charge points on the platform.

• Virta Hub CPMS: management of charging networks, tariffs, insights and integrations.
• Roaming and payments: roaming access, payments and invoicing for drivers.
• Smart charging: load management and power control to protect the grid and cut costs.
• Energy management: congestion management integrated with local utility requirements.
• Fleet services: Northe offering with scheduled charging and telematics integration.
• Open APIs: building branded driver apps and local features on the Virta back end.

A Vietnamese real estate group can run charging in its apartment and office buildings with tariffs and billing on Virta Hub. Energy companies can launch branded public charging networks via open APIs. Logistics fleets can schedule depot charging and connect telematics to reduce energy costs.

Operators can launch and scale charging networks on a ready back end instead of developing their own management system. Modular services let each operator choose which functions to run in-house and which to outsource. Energy management with grid congestion control helps meet local utility rules, as used by Evolt in Thailand, and open APIs support branded driver apps.

New charging operators are emerging across Southeast Asia, including franchisees and real estate firms in Vietnam, and most lack in-house software teams. Grid constraints and utility rules make load and energy management necessary, so operators increasingly license proven management platforms rather than building their own.

European company with a Finnish legal entity. Listed by the Financial Times among the fastest-growing companies for 2020 to 2025. Platform partner of Thai charging provider Evolt since 2017 and of Australian operator E'langa.