In Q1 2026, Xinjiang Ruiting Construction Engineering Co., Ltd. officially signed a cooperation agreement with TrendPower to jointly develop an EV charging operation platform for Kyrgyzstan.
This partnership marks more than a single overseas project. It represents another practical step in bringing China’s mature EV charging technologies, digital operation capabilities, and localized software solutions to international markets.
As electric mobility gains momentum across Central Asia, TrendPower is working with capable local and regional partners to help charging businesses enter new markets faster, operate more efficiently, and build sustainable charging networks from the ground up.
Why Kyrgyzstan Is Becoming a Promising EV Charging Market
Located in the heart of Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan is emerging as an important market for new energy mobility. Supported by green transport policies, import incentives, and growing demand for electric vehicles, the country is entering a new stage of EV infrastructure development.
Public reports show that Kyrgyzstan’s registered electric vehicles increased from 1,113 units in 2022 to 15,278 units by the end of 2025, while more than 100 charging stations have been installed in Bishkek.
At the same time, the country is expanding policy support for electric mobility. Reports indicate that duty-free EV import quotas reached 10,000 vehicles in 2023–2025 and are planned to increase to 15,000 vehicles in 2026. Kyrgyzstan also had more than 230 charging stations nationwide, with further expansion requiring stronger coordination, standards, and infrastructure planning.
This creates a clear market opportunity: EV adoption is accelerating, while charging infrastructure still needs scalable, reliable, and localized digital management.
A Strategic Partner with Regional Execution Strength
Headquartered in Kashgar, Xinjiang, Xinjiang Ruiting Construction Engineering Co., Ltd. has long been engaged in power engineering and construction services. With practical experience in electrical infrastructure and project delivery, the company brings strong execution capabilities to EV charging infrastructure deployment.
Kashgar’s geographic position also gives Ruiting a unique regional advantage. As a gateway city connecting China with Central Asia, Kashgar supports faster cross-border response, logistics coordination, and project implementation.
With Kyrgyzstan as the first key deployment market, the cooperation also lays a foundation for potential future expansion into neighboring Central Asian markets such as Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
From “Going Overseas” to “Operating Locally”
For EV charging businesses, entering a new country is not simply about selling chargers. The real challenge lies in building an operation model that works in the local market.
A charging platform must support local user habits, payment methods, languages, operating rules, and long-term maintenance requirements. Without localization, even high-quality hardware may struggle to deliver a smooth user experience.
As TrendPower’s overseas project team explains:
“To enter the Central Asian charging market, localization is the key. Overseas expansion should not be treated as a one-time equipment sale. It requires deep integration with local payment habits, languages, regulations, and operating scenarios. Only when the charging experience feels truly local can a charging network scale successfully.”
Local Payment Integration: A Key to User Adoption
Payment is one of the most important parts of EV charging localization.
Unlike China, where mobile payment ecosystems are highly unified, Central Asian markets often involve a more diverse payment environment. Credit and debit card payments are commonly required, and each country also has its own widely used local digital payment platforms.
For example, Kaspi.kz is highly influential in Kazakhstan, Click and Payme are widely used in Uzbekistan, while Eldik plays an important role in Kyrgyzstan’s digital payment ecosystem.
For this Kyrgyzstan project, TrendPower supports localized payment integration, including connection with Eldik, helping operators provide a familiar and convenient charging payment experience for local users.
TrendPower’s Localized Charging Operation Platform for Kyrgyzstan
Based on the project requirements of Xinjiang Ruiting, TrendPower provides a one-stop EV charging software solution covering server deployment, charger protocol compatibility, payment integration, multilingual access, and charging station operation management.
The Kyrgyzstan version of the platform includes:
OCPP Protocol Compatibility
TrendPower supports OCPP 1.6J, enabling charging hardware to connect with the operation platform through internationally recognized communication standards. This helps charging businesses reduce integration barriers and manage different charger models more efficiently.
Multilingual User Experience
The platform supports Chinese, English, Russian, and Kyrgyz, allowing operators, maintenance teams, and end users to use the system in their preferred language.
Local Payment Access
By integrating local payment methods such as Eldik, the platform helps charging operators improve payment convenience and user conversion in Kyrgyzstan.
Charging Station Operation Management
Operators can manage charging stations, monitor charger status, check charging sessions, view revenue data, handle user accounts, and support remote operation through a centralized platform.
Scalable Architecture for Future Expansion
The platform is designed for long-term growth, supporting future network expansion across multiple cities, regions, and potentially other Central Asian markets.
Supporting Chinese EV Charging Companies in Global Expansion
TrendPower focuses on global EV charging software and digital energy solutions. Its platform supports charging equipment manufacturers, charging station operators, property companies, fleet operators, and energy businesses in building smarter charging networks.
With project delivery experience in 30+ countries, TrendPower provides localized EV charging management systems that combine software development, OCPP compatibility, payment integration, IoT connectivity, operation tools, and multilingual support.
Through this cooperation with Xinjiang Ruiting, TrendPower is helping Chinese charging infrastructure capabilities enter the Kyrgyzstan market in a more practical and sustainable way.
The goal is not only to deploy chargers, but also to build a complete charging operation ecosystem covering users, vehicles, chargers, sites, payments, and data.
Conclusion: Building Smarter Charging Networks in Central Asia
The EV charging market in Kyrgyzstan is entering a new stage of development. With growing EV adoption, supportive policy signals, and increasing demand for infrastructure, the country offers strong potential for charging station operators and technology providers.
Through its cooperation with Xinjiang Ruiting, TrendPower will continue to provide localized EV charging software solutions for the Kyrgyzstan market, helping partners build reliable, scalable, and user-friendly charging networks.
As the global transition toward electric mobility accelerates, TrendPower remains committed to one mission:
To help every charging business operate smarter, grow faster, and turn every charging point into a more intelligent business opportunity.
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