EV Roadside & Urban Service Provider in California, USA

With EV adoption surging across California, the need for flexible, infrastructure-free charging has never been greater. A local EV services provider partnered with SETEC POWER to deliver a mobile, high-performance charging solution designed for urban deployment and roadside support.

Bridging the Charging Gap for a Fast-Growing EV Market

California has one of the world’s fastest-growing EV populations, but the infrastructure for charging—especially in remote, temporary, or high-demand areas—often lags behind. During peak travel seasons or public holidays, the lack of fast and flexible charging options often results in long queues, or worse, vehicle stranding. There is an urgent need for a reliable, high-capacity mobile charging service to bridge the infrastructure gap. 

Flexible Energy Delivery with a Mobile Charging Unit

To solve this, SETEC POWER collaborated with a local EV service provider to deploy a mobile power solution using PowerOnTheGo. This mobile DC charging unit is engineered for maximum adaptability and performance:

170 kWh battery storage: offers off-grid operation across diverse environments.

120 kW DC output: enables fast and reliable energy replenishment.

Smart power distribution: adjusts charging power to suit different vehicle needs.

Dual CCS1 connectors: supports simultaneous charging of two EVs.

Dual Functionality: it can be directly connected to a power source and function as a traditional DC charging station, offering uninterrupted charging solutions even when its internal battery is depleted

Expanding EV Charging Access Across California

This mobile DC charging solution brings the idea of “charging without infrastructure” to life—delivering power directly to where it’s needed. It offers on-demand roadside charging not only as emergency support, but also as a revenue-generating, value-added service. By reducing charging queues during peak hours, minimizing driver downtime, and avoiding costly towing, it helps ease the pressure on public infrastructure while unlocking flexible new opportunities for EV service providers.