
Pakistan Standard Mark
Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority (PSQCA)
The Zvolta 3.3 kW AC charger is licensed to carry the Pakistan Standard Mark, to IEC 61851-1:2017. Licence CSDC/L-371/2026, valid until 30 April 2027.

We focus on what makes electric mobility work on the ground: reliable charging, smart chargers, clear software and support that fits how people move every day.
Co-founder Anusha Shahid answers the questions we hear most: what we do, our chargers, and where EV charging in Pakistan is going.
Zvolta chargers made in Pakistan and CITA EV models, installed and supported by our team.
A growing network of chargers, so clean energy is closer to every neighbourhood.
Hosts earn from EV charging at the places people already stop.
Access, uptime, clarity and support have to work together for electric mobility to feel practical. We plan chargers around how sites are really used: who parks there, for how long, and what drivers need.
That's why we stay on the ground: visiting sites, testing chargers and listening to drivers and hosts.
Chargers, software and support aren't separate stories. The network is credible when they reinforce each other.
We plan around access, dwell time, uptime and driver behaviour, so chargers are useful infrastructure.
Installation, onboarding and a local team that answers, so charging keeps working long after day one.
Sessions, payments, field issues and site status in one place, so teams stay coordinated.
Reliable charging is what lets people switch to silent, clean electric bikes, rickshaws and cars.

Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority (PSQCA)
The Zvolta 3.3 kW AC charger is licensed to carry the Pakistan Standard Mark, to IEC 61851-1:2017. Licence CSDC/L-371/2026, valid until 30 April 2027.


Mobilink Bank
Zvolta won the Climate Challenge Cup for community-driven charging infrastructure for cleaner cities. Next comes a pilot putting charging points in 10 cities.
Watch
Standard Chartered Foundation
Co-founder Anusha Shahid placed in the top three of the cohort, with a PKR 2 million prize for Zvolta.

inDrive
Co-founder Anusha Shahid was named one of the top 100 female tech founders.
Prime Awards
Nominated at the Pakistan EV Awards.
Sites should be easy to explain to a host and easy to use for a driver.
Support feedback should improve the next product or operating decision.
Growth should make the network stronger, not noisier.