Israel's EV Market: Growth, Infrastructure & Opportunities
- Apr 5
- 2 min read
Israel's electric vehicle market is one of the fastest-growing in the world relative to market size. The country's geography — compact, urban-centric, and well-suited to EV range — combined with aggressive government incentives has produced a dramatic acceleration in EV adoption. Here's where the market stands today and what it means for charging infrastructure.
Market Growth by the Numbers
Electric vehicles now account for over 20% of new car sales in Israel — a figure that would have seemed impossible just five years ago. Fleet operators and leasing companies have been early movers, with corporate fleets driving a significant portion of EV registrations. Private buyer adoption is accelerating as vehicle prices fall and charging infrastructure matures.
The Charging Infrastructure Gap
Vehicle adoption has outpaced charging infrastructure, particularly in residential buildings and workplaces. Public fast charging networks are expanding, but the majority of charging — approximately 80% — happens at home or work. Closing this gap is where Greems operates, providing the smart management layer that makes multi-point residential and commercial charging viable.
Government Policy and Incentives
Israel has set a target to phase out ICE vehicle sales by 2030. This has driven substantial investment in public charging networks and regulatory frameworks mandating EV-readiness in new construction. Companies investing in charging infrastructure today are positioning themselves ahead of requirements that will become mandatory within this decade.
Where Greems Fits In
As Israel's EV market matures, the need for professional charging management grows with it. Greems serves CPOs, fleet operators, property managers, and businesses across Israel — providing the platform that turns individual chargers into a managed, monetizable, and scalable charging network.
Want to be ahead of the curve? Contact Greems to discuss how we can help you build the right charging infrastructure for today and tomorrow.
