As electric mobility scales, EV charging infrastructure has become critical national and commercial infrastructure. Chain Income Group opens access to professionally underwritten EV charging investments—public fast-charging hubs, fleet depots, and highway chargers—structured to deliver recurring, usage-driven revenue and strong yield potential.
Transparent investment terms, diverse asset classes, and multiple revenue streams designed to deliver strong, recurring monthly cashflow.
Returns vary by project type, tier, and location. Higher tiers and premium highway locations unlock higher target yields.
Flexible entry points for all investors. Scale into higher tiers for increased allocations and dedicated advisory support.
Public fast-charging hubs, fleet depots, highway chargers, destination chargers, and micro-mobility infrastructure.
Monthly distributions, utilization dashboards, kWh dispensed metrics, and comprehensive quarterly performance reports.
We structure fractional investments across multiple EV charging infrastructure types to match different risk/return profiles and investor preferences.
Multi-stall DC fast-charging sites at travel corridors, commercial plazas, and retail destinations.
High-throughput sites serving long-distance travel with premium tariffs and high dwell turnover.
Depot-level infrastructure for last-mile delivery, municipal fleets, and logistics providers.
AC and DC chargers for hotels, offices, and shopping centers generating host fees and parking revenue.
Chargers for e-bikes, scooters, and light commercial EVs in high-density urban nodes.
EV charging projects generate income through diverse, complementary revenue channels
Usage-based charging fees with dynamic pricing by time and location
Reserved capacity and priority access under multi-year contracts
Retail, hospitality, and site-host revenue share agreements
EV-dedicated parking premiums and ancillary retail revenue
Digital advertising on screens and value-added services
Demand response, energy arbitrage, and ancillary grid services
EV charging is a high-growth infrastructure category underpinned by strong secular trends and multiple revenue diversification opportunities.
Vehicle electrification is accelerating worldwide, driving exponential demand for charging infrastructure. Global EV sales continue to break records, creating sustained infrastructure requirements across all vehicle classes.
Per-session and per-kWh fees, fleet contracts, and site-host agreements diversify cashflow. Multiple revenue streams reduce single-point dependence and create resilient income profiles.
Well-sited chargers capture predictable traffic volumes and premium pricing. Highway hubs, urban centers, and destination locations command higher utilization and superior unit economics.
Grants, incentives, and public-private partnerships often reduce construction costs and accelerate permitting. Federal, state, and local programs actively subsidize EV infrastructure deployment.
Charging sites capture long-term commercial partnerships with retail, hospitality, and fleet operators. Prime locations become strategic assets with increasing scarcity and value appreciation potential.
Revenue is typically usage-driven and contract-backed. Primary streams include per-kWh charging fees, fleet subscriptions, commercial partnerships, and ancillary services. Net investor payouts are calculated after operating costs, electricity procurement, management fees, and reserves. Monthly distributions are the typical cadence for realized revenue.
Customers pay by energy dispensed (kWh) or per charging session. Pricing can be dynamic based on time-of-day, site location, and charger speed.
Fleet operators secure reserved capacity, priority access, and dedicated chargers on subscription or time-blocked contracts.
Retail or hospitality hosts often share in charging revenue or pay hosting fees for increased foot traffic and customer dwell time.
Parking fees, EV-dedicated parking premiums, and ancillary revenue from retail partnerships add to overall returns.
Digital advertising on charging screens, point-of-sale integrations, and value-added services provide incremental revenue streams.
With batteries and smart dispatch, sites can earn from demand response, energy arbitrage, and ancillary grid services.
We apply a rigorous site-level and commercial underwriting process designed specifically for EV charging projects. Every opportunity undergoes comprehensive technical, financial, and operational due diligence before capital deployment.
Dwell time modeling, vehicle counts, EV penetration forecasts, and origin-destination traffic patterns.
Confirmed distribution capacity, transformer availability, interconnection timelines, and utility upgrade costs.
Negotiated revenue share structures, site lease terms, and retail partnership dynamics.
Dynamic pricing models, price elasticity assumptions, and competitive landscape analysis.
Charger type selection (AC/DC fast/ultra-fast), installation complexity, and long-term maintenance costs.
Identification and capture of local, state, and federal incentives that improve project economics.
Vetted CPOs (Charge Point Operators), payment processors, monitoring platforms, and warranty provisions.
Confirmed permits, ADA compliance, site access rights, and local regulatory approvals.
Resale pathways, buyout rights evaluation, and secondary investor interest assessment.
From origination through ongoing monetization, we manage the complete lifecycle of every EV charging asset.
Evaluate candidate sites driven by traffic patterns, location economics, and host appetite. Assess strategic value, competitive positioning, and long-term demand fundamentals.
Secure host leases, offtake or fleet contracts, and grant commitments where applicable. Negotiate favorable revenue-sharing terms and secure all necessary site access rights.
Manage civil works, electrical upgrades, combined heat and power (CHP) or battery integration if applicable, and equipment installation. Complete safety testing and regulatory approvals.
Launch public or fleet services, implement pricing and payment systems, and activate customer acquisition campaigns. Begin revenue generation and performance tracking.
Remote monitoring, preventive maintenance, tariff adjustments, and continuous customer support. Optimize utilization and revenue performance through data-driven strategies.
Monthly disbursements to investors, comprehensive utilization metrics, kWh dispensed reports, and revenue reconciliation. Quarterly performance reviews and strategic updates.
Modern EV charging projects combine advanced hardware and intelligent software to optimize uptime, user experience, and revenue generation.
DC fast chargers (50kW–350kW+), AC level 2 chargers for destination parking, and modular architectures for scalable capacity expansion.
Network software for billing, reservations, roaming network integrations, and over-the-air firmware management.
Integrations with major e-roaming networks and multiple payment methods including credit cards, mobile apps, and RFID authentication.
Site-level load management, local battery storage integration, and dynamic load balancing to contain demand charges and optimize grid costs.
Real-time monitoring for diagnostics, uptime tracking, and utilization optimization. Predictive maintenance alerts and performance dashboards.
We collaborate with experienced partners across the EV charging value chain to de-risk execution and optimize operations.
Join a growing community of investors participating in the global electric mobility revolution. Own fractional stakes in professionally managed EV charging infrastructure and receive monthly distributions from usage-driven revenue.