Altervim Super Charge EV Mobility Solution

Altervim is a Bangkok-based open energy-solution platform with offices at True Digital Park. It works on decarbonisation for homes, businesses and society, with projects in Thailand, Malaysia and China and more than 2,800 green infrastructure installations totalling 440 MWp of capacity. Its mobility line helps organisations move from combustion vehicles to electric vehicles.

Under the Altervim Super Charge brand, the company provides end-to-end EV charging for business premises, from converting fleets to EVs to setting up and operating public chargers. Services cover charger selection, installation, ongoing support, data and maintenance, with stations managed through an EV management platform. A public network of 112 locations is served by an app for station search, charger reservation and session control. Digital energy services add monitoring, analysis, user roles, alerts and remote operations for corporate clients.

• Fleet electrification: support for converting company vehicles to EVs with matching charging.
• Turnkey charger installation: charger selection, installation, support and maintenance at business sites.
• EV management platform: central management of charging stations and their data.
• Super Charge app: station search, charger reservation and session control for drivers.
• Public charging network: 112 charging locations across Thailand.
• Digital energy services: monitoring, analysis, user roles, alerts and remote batch operations.

Factories in Vietnamese industrial parks can install fleet chargers alongside rooftop solar for shuttles and trucks. Retail chains and hotels can operate public chargers managed through a central platform. Corporate campuses can monitor charging and energy use with role-based access for facility teams.

Businesses get one provider for charger selection, installation, maintenance and data, reducing coordination between vendors. Fleets can be converted to EVs with charging designed around their sites. The management platform gives remote monitoring, alerts and role-based control, and the same company can pair charging with rooftop solar to manage long-term energy costs.

Thailand has become a regional EV hub with fast growth in electric car sales, and businesses are adding workplace and fleet charging. Companies across Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, increasingly combine rooftop solar with EV charging to meet decarbonisation targets and stabilise energy costs.

Headquartered at True Digital Park, Bangkok. Member of the Electric Vehicle Association of Thailand, the Federation of Thai Industries and the Thai RE100 Association. Partnered with 7-Eleven on clean energy in August 2025 and with TrueMoney on digital financing for solar in July 2025.