CITA EV Chargers offer robust DC charging power levels specifically designed to meet the demands of public transport fleets, including options from 60 kW up to 360 kW. These chargers cater to a range of needs, from fast charging requirements for daily use to super-fast charging for vehicles with high turnaround times.

The 60 kW and 180 kW DC chargers provide dependable fast charging, ideal for electric buses and taxis needing quick top-ups throughout the day. For larger public transport fleets or high-frequency vehicles, CITA’s 240 kW to 360 kW DC chargers deliver super-fast charging, significantly reducing downtime and allowing vehicles to return to service swiftly.

CITA’s DC chargers are equipped with CCS connectors, compatible with most public transport EVs, and supported by the CITA Charging Point Management System (CPMS). This system enables fleet operators to monitor and optimise charging sessions, providing a powerful, efficient solution for public transport needs.

CITA EV Chargers for public transport fleets are designed to support up to four vehicles simultaneously, making them highly efficient for high-demand operations. Each DC charger unit comes with two DC guns, enabling fast or super-fast charging for two electric buses, minibuses, or taxis at the same time. These DC guns are equipped with CCS connectors, compatible with most public transport EV models, allowing rapid top-ups for high-turnover vehicles.

Additionally, each charger includes two AC sockets, providing steady charging options for smaller vehicles or those that can charge over longer intervals. The AC sockets support 7, 11, or 22 kW charging, making them ideal for taxis or smaller fleet vehicles that can park for extended periods.

CITA EV Chargers reduce charging times for public transport vehicles with powerful DC hardware, offering fast charging options from 60 kW up to 360 kW. This high-capacity range ensures that buses, minibuses, and other public vehicles can recharge swiftly, keeping them ready for their next routes without extended delays. The dual DC guns on each unit allow two vehicles to charge simultaneously, maximising charger utilisation and supporting a smooth, efficient flow of fleet operations.

This capability is essential in large-scale depots where multiple buses and public vehicles rely on quick turnaround times. By minimising downtime, CITA’s robust hardware helps keep public transport on schedule, ensuring timely service and optimising fleet availability throughout the day.

​​Yes, CITA EV Chargers are designed to perform reliably in outdoor environments such as bus depots, with robust features that ensure durability in various weather conditions. All CITA chargers are IP65-rated, offering high resistance to dust and water, making them suitable for both sheltered and exposed locations. This level of protection safeguards the internal components from rain, dust, and other environmental factors, ensuring consistent performance.

Additionally, CITA chargers are IK10 rated, the highest rating for impact resistance, protecting the units against accidental bumps or potential vandalism. This rugged construction is essential for busy outdoor spaces like bus depots, where chargers need to withstand heavy use and external conditions. Together, these IP65 and IK10 ratings make CITA EV Chargers a reliable choice for outdoor public transport charging facilities.

Public transport operators can monitor and control charging sessions with CITA EV Chargers using the CITA EV Charging Point Management System (CPMS). This system provides operators with a real-time dashboard to oversee all charging activities across their fleet, allowing them to track session status, energy consumption, and costs for each vehicle.

The CPMS enables scheduling and load management, so operators can prioritise vehicles that need immediate charging and distribute power efficiently across multiple chargers. Operators can also set user permissions, ensuring only authorised staff can initiate or manage charging sessions. With data analytics, the CPMS offers insights into usage patterns, helping operators optimise charging schedules and reduce energy costs.

Yes, CITA EV Chargers are certified and fully compliant with key regulations across various regions, meeting stringent quality and safety standards necessary for public transportation. In the UK, CITA chargers carry the UKCA mark, ensuring adherence to UK safety, health, and environmental protection standards. For European markets, they hold CE certification, demonstrating compliance with EU regulations, which is crucial for interoperability and reliability in public transportation settings.

In the Middle East, CITA EV Chargers are certified by ADQCC in Abu Dhabi, verifying that they meet local regulatory requirements and quality standards for public use. Additionally, in Saudi Arabia, CITA chargers are certified by SASO, ensuring they comply with national standards for safe and efficient EV charging.