A Cali company plans 400 public EV charging stations across Colombia, aiming to close the infrastructure gap behind a 235% surge in electric-car sales.
Key Facts
—The plan. Cali-based Inpel will install around 400 public charging stations across Colombia over two years.
—The model. It uses co-investment with property owners, sharing the cost so no single player funds the whole build-out.
—The demand. Colombia registered 69,082 electrified vehicles in the first half of 2026, with pure-electric sales up 235%.
—The gap. Charging infrastructure has lagged sales, the very bottleneck Inpel says its plan is built to close.
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