Norwegian electric vehicle charging manufacturer Zaptec has reached 1 million installed EV chargers worldwide, with the majority of installations located across Europe.

According to market research firm LCP Delta, Zaptec accounts for approximately 10% of Europe's installed EV charging base across residential and non-residential charging applications.

The milestone includes chargers installed at homes, apartment buildings, workplaces and commercial properties.

“One million installed chargers is a milestone we share with everyone who has helped build Zaptec. Every installation represents the trust of a customer and the expertise of an installer, backed by partners who believe in what we do,” said Kurt Østrem, CEO of Zaptec.

Expanding EV Charging Infrastructure Across Europe

Since focusing its business on EV charging in 2016, Zaptec has expanded from shared charging solutions to include residential charging and energy management systems.

The company serves customers across Europe and selected international markets through local sales organizations, distribution partners and a European manufacturing network.

Its charging equipment supports residential and commercial applications, including workplaces and properties with shared charging infrastructure.

Zaptec said its growth has been supported by installers and distribution partners responsible for helping customers select, install and operate charging equipment.

Focus on Long-Term Charging Performance

As EV adoption continues, Zaptec said it plans to focus on equipment reliability and long-term performance as it expands its installed charging network.

The company emphasized the importance of maintaining existing charging infrastructure alongside future installations.

“As we look towards the next million, our focus remains on quality, reliability, and long-term performance. Every charger we install should continue delivering value for years to come,” Østrem said. “Growth is important but it should never come at the expense of quality. The next million should build on the first, not replace it.”

The company did not provide a timeline for reaching its next million installations.