Best Commercial EV Charging Stations
Video 1: The Zeus Plan
America’s charging market is finally breaking open — and Zeus Superstations is stepping into the gap the big networks left behind. With world-leading fast-charge technology, rapid deployment, and funding programs that can cover a large part of the build cost, Zeus gives station owners a direct path into the next major infrastructure boom. This is where the opportunity starts.
Video 2: The Zeus Opportunity
The world is shifting fast — from oil depletion to the rise of electric transport — and the only barrier most people face is their own resistance to change. This 10-minute overview shows why EV infrastructure is the next unavoidable boom, breaks down the real cost of a station, and explains why the owners who move early capture the greatest reward. If you’re looking for clarity, confidence, and the full picture of the opportunity, start here.
Video 3: The Zeus 240 Supercharger
The Zeus 240 Supercharger delivers the power today’s drivers demand — with advanced power-balancing technology and liquid-cooled cables that keep charging fast, efficient, and reliable. This is the sweet spot of high-performance DC charging: powerful enough to serve any modern EV, smart enough to maximize every kilowatt, and engineered to keep drivers moving.
Video 4: The Zeus 1040 Supercharger
The Zeus 1040 is in a class of its own — capable of delivering up to 1,000 kW to a single cable and outperforming every charger on the market today. Each charger pile supports up to eight cables, and doubling up gives you a full 16-cable superstation footprint. This is the true solution to modern high-demand charging: unmatched power, unmatched capacity, and built for the next decade of EV growth.
Home Charging
Public Station
Commercial Station
Station Cost
$300-400,000
Owners should have $150,000 in working capital.
Profitability
Profitability will vary from location to location and is not guaranteed.
