Apply for a territory.
Tell us the market you are looking at and where you stand. The expansion team reads every application and replies within two working days — with the research for your market attached.
Start the conversation
Only your name and email are required. Everything else helps us come back to you with something useful rather than a discovery call.
What you are buying into
The proposition is a specialist EV service business with contracted B2B demand behind it — not a general workshop with a badge.
Work a general garage cannot take
Battery state-of-health certification, high-voltage diagnostics, thermal and charging faults, ADAS calibration and collision triage — the jobs independents turn away and dealers are slow to schedule.
Multi-brand diagnostic coverage
EVS runs its own diagnostic capability across marques, including the Chinese brands now taking share in emerging markets — where the franchised dealer network is thinnest and independent coverage barely exists.
B2B demand, not walk-ins
Fleets, leasing companies, insurers, body shops and used-car dealers have repeated, measurable pain. We target 60–70% business revenue in the first two years and use consumer work to fill capacity.
The research comes first
We assess the plug-in fleet, addressable service pool, competitive set, regulation and location economics before a territory is approved — the same analysis published in our market intelligence library.
Contracts won centrally
Fleet and insurer contracts are negotiated centrally and allocated on measurable SLA performance, so a strong operator gets more work than its postcode alone would earn.
The operating system, not a logo
Training and high-voltage qualification pathways, central parts procurement, a VIN-level coverage matrix, warranty administration, QA audits, a localised website and launch marketing.
From enquiry to open bay
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You send this enquiry
Enough for us to tell whether your market and position fit the model. Two working days to a reply, from a person.
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Market qualification
We share the market intelligence for your territory and walk the numbers with you — fleet, addressable service pool, competition and regulation.
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Anchor demand and technical leadership
Before any lease is signed: letters of intent from fleets or insurers covering a meaningful share of capacity, and the technical manager recruited.
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Site, fit-out and launch
Site selection against fire, insurer, power and zoning checks, then training, systems onboarding and a twelve-month proof period.