EVQI

The project addresses a central structural weakness of today’s e-mobility ecosystem: fragmented communication between EVs, charging stations, operator backends, grid systems, regulators, and end-user applications. This fragmentation leads to slow, opaque, and error-prone charging processes for drivers, while manufacturers and operators face inconsistent data models, weak security guarantees, and growing regulatory demands.

Building on long-standing and award-winning open-source work in e-mobility and metrology, the project tackles these challenges by introducing an open, real-time communication and validation layer. This layer unifies and extends existing e-mobility protocols and enables EV drivers to interact directly and securely with all components of the charging infrastructure. By adding cryptographic integrity anchors, metrological correctness, and proactive low-latency communication beneath current standards, it delivers transparent and verifiable charging information that can be independently validated — strengthening EV drivers trust, supporting grid safety, and meeting future regulatory compliance especially under EU CRA, EU NIS2 and the upcoming revision of the EU MID.