EV Charging Management Software Platform Market Size - By Module, By Charging Type, By Charging Site, Growth Forecast 2025 – 2034

EV Charging Management Software Platform Market Size

The global EV charging management software platform market size was valued at USD 2.8 billion in 2024 and is estimated to register a CAGR of 23.1% between 2025 and 2034.  The increase in adoption of EVs around the globe including in countries such as Norway, Iceland, Sweden, Netherlands, and China, is affecting the development of the industry. In accordance with Statista, it is anticipated that 25% of new cars sold in 2030 will be electric. Also, the electric vehicle market in the US was valued at USD 119.8 billion in 2024 and is expected to have a CAGR of over 12% from 2025 to 2034.
 

Companies are actively pursuing M&As to enhance their competitiveness, advance technologies, and grow in the expanding industry of EV charging management software. In March 2024, for example, Edenred acquired a Danish software company, Spirii, specializing in EV charging.
 

Also, the growth of public EV charging points has been a great contributor to market growth. The International Energy Agency estimates that there was a 40% increase in global public charging stations in 2023, with fast chargers seeing a 55% increase according to their 2024 global EV outlook.
 

EV Charging Management Software Platform Market Trends

• The increasing adoption of EVs has accentuated the need for software platforms that enable more efficient and simple charging management. For instance, in December 2024, ChargeLab announced the beta launch of Spark, the next generation of AI tools for proactive EV charger monitoring and maintenance. Spark helps teams maintain EV chargers dependable and operational by utilizing AI and machine learning. The goal of the toolkit is to identify problems with the charging network before they prevent EV drivers from charging.
   
• The rising investment towards public EV charging station infrastructure generates significant opportunities for domain companies working in software. For example, the U.S. Department of Energy has made predictions of having 30–40 million EVs on the roads by 2030. This will create enormous demand for scalable software platforms that can manage energy distribution, payment, and analytics. Companies productive in both private and public networked modular solutions stand a better chance in taking advantage of this opportunity.
   
• The market also faces several challenges such as costs of hardware and software, clustering of enterprise software, and integration expenses. Most operators struggle to filter the different types of hardware used and apply a singular software solution. Also, the concerns of data protection and security have become important issues because of the growing dependence on digital methods in an EV chain. For instance, according to the global automotive cybersecurity report released by Upstream Security in 2024, approximately 95% of cyberattacks in the car manufacturing industry took place remotely in 2023. This highlights the critical need for strong cybersecurity measures to safeguard vehicle systems and consumer data.
  
   

EV Charging Management Software Platform Market Analysis

• Based on charging site, the electric vehicle charging management software platform market is divided into public and private charging site. In 2024, the public segment held a market revenue of over USD 1.5 billion and is expected to cross USD 15 billion by 2034.
   
• There is a huge installation of the electric vehicle public charging stations across the globe that has led to rise in investments and policies across the globe. Additionally, for urban and suburban areas, the U.S. Department of Energy forecasts a 6.5% increase in public ports in the second quarter of 2024.
   
• The partnership between the public and private sector for the installation of charging networks in heavily populated regions is creating a healthier charging environment, leading public charging sites to be an important element in the EV charging management software market. For instance, in October 2024, ChargeLab, entered into a strategic partnership with ChargeHub, a North American EV roaming hub, that would further enhance EV roaming across the region. ChargeHub’s extensive roaming infrastructure will be supported by ChargeLab’s network of EV chargers, permitting EV drivers and operators the ultimate comfort and flexibility.
   
• The development of private charging sites is favorably responding to the increasing awareness by both individuals and businesses of the benefits of having a charging infrastructure built and maintained.
   
• More and more people are seeking investment opportunities to work with private charging facilities to meet their electric vehicles needs, and businesses are buying in private chargers to aid in fleet electrification and improve convenience for employees.
   

• Based on module, the EV charging management software platform market is categorized into operation management, energy management, billing & payment, and others. The operations management segment held a market share of over 36.5% in 2024.
   
• A fleet manager and a public charging network require platforms for operation management to monitor, optimize and make informed decision remotely. Businesses are actively looking for creative ways to improve the services they offer in the EV charging management space which has resulted in strategic acquisitions that increase their capacity and market penetration. For instance, in January 2025, AGL Energy of Australia revealed that it has purchased Everty, an Australian-owned software platform for Electric Vehicles (EVs) that provides energy management and charging solutions.
   
• Everty’s software platform comes with an Energy Management Solution that helps customers monitor energy usage, as well as a charge-point management system that enables the control and optimization of charging stations. Also provided is a CaaS model which allows clients to utilize EV charging infrastructure without the need for ownership and investment funding.
   
• The energy management segment is being driven through the advancements in smart grid technologies as this energy management can increase solar charge efficiency and reduce operational expenditures. As the adoption of EVs rises, energy management software is critical for balancing the power supply and the load so that EV charge booths remain operational continuously. For instance, the global smart grid market size was valued at USD 66.1 billion in 2024 and is estimated to register a CAGR of over 10% between 2025 and 2034.
   
• Tracking transactions between EV users and the charging service providers is also crucial in the billing and payment module segment. There is a rising availability of charging locations that has created a demand for payment processing systems. Additionally, the number of smartphone applications for electric vehicle charger management now offer contactless payments, mobile wallets, and subscriptions that makes it more convenient.
   

Based on charging type, the EV charging management software platform market is segmented into level 1, level 2, and level 3. Level 2 segment dominated the market and accounted for over USD 1 billion in 2024.
 

• Due to its economical significance, level 1 charging remains an important part in the integration of charging systems within residential buildings. Electric vehicle drivers that are just entering the market prefer Level 1 chargers because of their affordability and simple installation processes. This trend towards government grants for home charging installation is further expanding this segment.
   
• The popularity of level 2 charging solutions is on the rise due to their effectiveness in balancing charging access and speed. It is common to see more commercial and public charge stations adopting level 2 chargers which is becoming a favorable option for both businesses and consumers. The tendency for companies to install charging solutions in the workplace is contributing to the growth of level 2 chargers as employers would like to aid their workers in making the change to electric vehicles.
   
• Level 3 EV chargers are in great demand in the EV charging industry since they have the ability to supply a charge in significantly reduced time, a feature referred to as fast charging. The development of the Level 3 charging network, that penetrates urban areas and highways, is enhancing the mobility of EV users within the country. Level 3 fast chargers are becoming one of the most essential features of EVs. 
   
• For instance, According to Statista, the sales for vehicles with at least Level 3 autonomy are expected to grow at a staggering rate of 2900% from 2020-2030, increasing from 2 million units in 2020 to a 58 million units by 2030. This growth indicates a strong need for improved sofeware with the ability to facilitate higher connectivity, extensive information processing, and fully autonomous driving.
   

• Europe dominated the global EV charging management software platform market with a major share of over 33% in 2024 and Germany leads the market in the region. The interest towards the purchase of electric vehicles in European countries is being driven by stringent emission rules and monetary rewards from their governments.
   
• A principal regulatory framework is the Regulation (EU) 2019/631 which sets CO2 emission performance standards for new passenger cars and new vans. Among other set goals, this regulation features a fleet-wide CO2 emission target of 0 g CO2/km for cars and vans during the year 2035, which is a direct order for an entire fleet changeover to zero emission vehicles.
   
• Furthermore, there is a significant rise in electric cars registration observed in the EU because of the emission reduction policies implemented by Germany, France and Netherlands. These policies coincide with the ambition of the European Commission to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 which is increasing the charging infrastructure demand.
   
• In U.S., California, Alabama, Michigan and some other key states are already forging ahead in the building of charging networks to capture the market. Due to California’s focus on sustainability, there are many policies for consumers and businesses to buy electric vehicles, thus putting a lot of investment on charging infrastructure.
   
• According to the data from the Alternative Fuels Data Center's Q1 2024 report, the Northeast region experienced a 6.9% increase in EV charging ports from Q4 2023 to the end of Q1 2024, which is significantly lower than the claimed 13.2% increase. This growth is a result of state efforts to meet carbon emissions targets and foster clean energy.
   
• The EV infrastructure across the Asia Pacific region is experiencing an upsurge due to active investment by both governmental and private institutions. Chine is also implementing supporting policies that are related to switching to electric vehicles at the same time when they are investing in expansion of the public and private charging stations' ecosystem.
   
• For instance, according to report published by Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Promotion Alliance (EVCIPA), a total of 3.39 million charging points including faster charging types were available for public use during October 2024. This extensive charging infrastructure supports the growing number of EVs on the road and is critical for future growth.
   
• Furthermore, there is a high demand for effective charging solutions due to rapid urbanization in the region. Greater city migration translates to more accessible charging stations for users. With growing markets for electric vehicles, countries in Southeast Asia also recognize the need for comprehensive supporting EV infrastructure.
   

EV Charging Management Software Platform Market Share

• Top 7 companies of EV charging management software platform industry are Chargepoint, ABB, Siemens, Lincoln, Enel Group, EVBox, and Bosch, hold around 35% of the market in 2024.
   
• ChargePoint’s market share will increase due to the company’s emphasis on innovation of their software as well as other synergistic activities with the majority of charging hardware manufacturers. For example, ChargePoint announced expansion of its North American software market in June 2024 to include management of other brands and models of chargers starting with LG.
   
• Customers will be able to operate the LG hardware of their choice with ChargePoint’s industry-leading software, a modular, intuitive platform built for today’s charging needs.
   
• Blink Charging is positioning itself in the market by contracting with businesses and municipalities while rolling out new charging stations in more urban and suburban settings. For example, the company has introduced a subscription model aimed at retaining users who pay for their services more frequently.
   
• EVBox's diverse portfolio enables them to showcase a commitment to sustainability by integrating smart charging solutions that minimize energy consumption. Their platform also uses renewable energy sources, further aiding users in decreasing their carbon footprint while charging.
   
• Another player, Lincoln is developing products to increase its global footprint. The company is developing management systems that include real-time monitoring and analytics. This capability allows operators to improve their operational efficiency. For instance, Lincoln Electric announces the launch of ChargExec EV Charge Management Software for its Velion DC fast charger.
   
• With the collaborative work of Lynkwell, an EV charging software provider, the ChargeExec EV Charge Management Software is as efficiently functional as it is user-friendly and fully manageable throughout the entire charging management software.
   

EV Charging Management Software Platform Market Companies

Major players operating in the EV charging management software platform industry include:

• ABB
• Ampeco
• Bosch
• ChargeLab
• ChargePoint
• Current
• Enel X
• EV Connect
• EVBox
• Lincoln
   

Market leaders utilize, to their advantage, many opportunities such as opening new channels through partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, and product development. These initiatives ensure that they stay on the EV charging management software platform market by taking advantages of innovations relevant to the charging of EVs. For example, acquiring technologically advanced startups allows established firms to improve their product lines and market share.
 

Large companies are investing in research and development in an attempt to remain relevant in the competitive market. R&D investment allows companies to facilitate growth in innovation within industry. For instance in May 2024, Honda was reported to have invested about USD 7.6 billion in reearch for electric cars which is an increase of 23% relative to last year’s investments. The trend around vehicles is slowly shifting towards personalization which is increasing the aftermarket demand around software solutions that enhance the vehicle performance and features.
 

EV Charging Management Software Platform Industry News

• In November 2024, AMPECO, a Sofia-based provider of EV charging management solutions, raised USD 26 million in a Series B funding round. With this funding, AMPECO will be able to expand into Western Europe, Scandinavia, the UK, North America, and Southeast Asia.
   
• In October 2024, Zero Impact Solutions launched a software support initiative that provide assistance to commercial EV charging customers. Users of other commercial chargers such as Juicebox and Tritium models will also be seamlessly transitioned by the EVOLV Charging platform developed by Zero Impact Solutions. Furthermore, the EVOLV platform is designed to provide a comprehensive management solution for commercial charging networks, ensuring uninterrupted operations for site hosts after Enel X Way’s software discontinuation.
   
• In August 2024, EV Connect announced a strategic partnership with BlueSnap, the payment orchestration platform of choice for businesses around the world. The initiative provides payment processing solution with the offering of Charge Point Operators (CPOs) Merchant of record services and other special services.
   
• In June 2024, ChargePoint announced significant improvement to its be.ENERGISED EV charger management solution which further strengthens its online presence as a leading vehicle charging network. These improvements are designed to assist Charge Point Operators (CPOs) and eMobility Service Providers (eMSPs) with a more versatile, robust, and extensible tool for the management of their charging infrastructure.
   

The EV charging management software platform market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry with estimates & forecast in terms of revenue ($Bn) from 2021 to 2034, for the following segments:

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Market, By Module

• Operation management
• Energy management
• Billing & payment
• Others

Market, By Charging Type

• Level 1
• Level 2
• Level 3

Market, By Charging Site

• Public
• Private

The above information is provided for the following regions and countries:

• North America
  • U.S.
  • Canada
• Europe
  • UK
  • Germany
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Russia
  • Nordics
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • India
  • Japan
  • Australia
  • South Korea
  • Southeast Asia 
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Mexico
  • Argentina
• MEA
  • UAE
  • South Africa
  • Saudi Arabia