Featured Products for Canada
Discover our most popular DC car chargers trusted by Canadian businesses, fleet operators, and municipalities. Engineered for Canada's extreme climate and fully compliant with North American standards including CCS1, CCS2, and OCPP 2.0.
About Us
As a certified national high-tech enterprise with 23 years of expertise in the energy sector, Tongxing specializes in R&D, production, and global distribution of innovative EV charging systems. Our comprehensive product portfolio spans from 3.5KW residential chargers to industrial-grade 720KW ultra-fast charging stations, complemented by integrated photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage solutions.
🇨🇦 Serving Canadian clients with CCS1-compatible DC chargers, bilingual OCPP dashboards, and cold-weather optimized hardware rated to −35°C — purpose-built for the Canadian market.
Canada EV Market
Canada is rapidly expanding its electric vehicle infrastructure, driven by federal mandates, provincial incentives, and rising EV adoption rates. Understanding the local landscape is essential for selecting the right DC car charger supplier.
Canada's Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) has committed over CAD $680 million to deploy EV charging networks. Provinces like British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec offer additional rebates for Level 2 and DC fast charger installations, spurring significant commercial investment.
EV sales in Canada reached a record high in 2024, with over 180,000 new electric vehicles registered. The Canadian EV charging market is projected to grow at a CAGR of over 25% through 2030, creating strong demand for high-quality DC fast chargers across all provinces.
Major Canadian retailers, property developers, and municipalities are investing in DC charging infrastructure at shopping malls, highway rest stops, and commercial properties. Companies like Petro-Canada, FLO, and ChargePoint are expanding fast-charging networks from Vancouver to Halifax.
Canadian conditions demand chargers built for extreme cold. With winter temperatures reaching −30°C or below in Prairie provinces and northern regions, DC chargers must feature heated enclosures, low-temperature battery management compatibility, and robust weatherproofing to IP55/IP65 standards.
Canadian logistics companies, transit authorities, and mining operators are actively electrifying fleets. BC Transit, TTC in Toronto, and major courier networks are deploying high-power DC chargers at depots, with power requirements ranging from 60KW to 360KW per unit.
Canadian businesses are increasingly pairing DC fast chargers with rooftop solar PV and battery energy storage systems (BESS) to reduce grid dependency and achieve net-zero goals. This integrated approach is especially prevalent in remote First Nations communities and off-grid industrial sites.
Industry Trends
The Canadian DC car charging sector is evolving rapidly. Here are the major technology and business trends every operator and supplier needs to understand heading into 2025 and beyond.
Next-generation DC fast chargers delivering 150KW to 360KW are being deployed along Trans-Canada Highway corridors. These stations enable a 200km range replenishment in under 10 minutes, addressing range anxiety for long-distance Canadian drivers.
Canadian utilities like BC Hydro, Hydro-Québec, and Ontario Hydro are partnering with charger networks to implement demand-response programs. OCPP 2.0-compliant chargers allow real-time load balancing, reducing peak grid stress and operating costs for Canadian charging operators.
Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) capability is emerging as a key differentiator. In Canada, pilot projects in Toronto and Vancouver are testing V2G DC chargers that allow EVs to feed power back to buildings or the grid during peak demand, turning EV fleets into distributed energy assets.
Canadian DC charger buyers increasingly demand multi-standard stations supporting CCS1 (North American standard), CCS2, CHAdeMO, and SAE J1772, ensuring compatibility with all EV models — from Tesla to GM to Hyundai — on a single charger unit.
Canadian EV drivers expect seamless payment experiences via RFID cards, mobile apps, and contactless credit card terminals. Fleet operators require OCPP-based central management systems with billing, reporting, and remote diagnostics — features now standard in modern DC chargers.
Canada's commitment to electrifying remote and Indigenous communities has created a unique market for solar-integrated DC chargers with off-grid capability. These deployments require ruggedized, modular DC charging units that function reliably without stable grid connectivity.
Local Applications
From Vancouver's dense urban core to Alberta's oil sands operations, DC car chargers are being deployed in an unprecedented range of Canadian environments and use cases.
Cadillac Fairview, Oxford Properties, and major Canadian REITs are deploying 60–120KW DC fast chargers in parking structures, converting dwell-time charging into a customer amenity and revenue stream.
Strategic DC fast-charger deployment along Highways 1, 16, and 401 is closing Canada's inter-city charging gaps. Stations are typically rated 150–360KW to handle multiple simultaneous EV connections at high-traffic rest stops.
Municipalities across Canada — including Calgary Transit, Ottawa OC Transpo, and Translink in Metro Vancouver — are installing high-power DC chargers for overnight depot charging of electric buses and municipal fleet vehicles.
Canadian hospitality operators and ski resort destinations like Whistler and Banff are installing DC chargers as a premium guest amenity, with smart billing integration allowing charging costs to be added directly to hotel folios.
Canada's mining sector — especially in Ontario's Sudbury Basin and the oil sands of northern Alberta — is adopting heavy-duty DC chargers for electric mining vehicles and service trucks, requiring IP65-rated ruggedized chargers rated to −35°C.
With over 40% of Canadians living in apartments and condominiums, load-managed DC charging systems for parkades are in high demand. OCPP-based systems allow per-unit billing and smart load balancing across multiple Level 2 and DC chargers.
Major Canadian airports including YVR, YYZ, and YUL are deploying DC fast chargers for short-term parking and rental car return areas, where rapid 20-minute top-up charging is essential to maintaining fleet availability.
Solar-integrated DC chargers with BESS backup are being deployed in First Nations communities and remote northern towns, providing reliable EV charging independent of unstable or non-existent grid infrastructure.
Manufacturing
Our state-of-the-art production facility and deep engineering expertise ensure every DC charger shipped to Canada meets the highest quality and reliability standards.




Core Advantages
Engineered to thrive in Canada's diverse and demanding environments — from coastal British Columbia to the Arctic territories.
Engineered with military-grade materials, our IP55/IP65-certified charging stations deliver unmatched performance in temperatures ranging from −35°C to 75°C, with reinforced waterproof/dustproof capabilities — fully suitable for Canadian winters from Winnipeg to Yellowknife.
Global Reach
With over 30 years of manufacturing excellence, our solutions power sustainable mobility across 45+ countries, from Iceland's Arctic conditions to Saudi Arabia's desert climates. Strategic partnerships with European grid operators and APAC infrastructure developers ensure localized compliance with IEC/CE/UL certifications.
For Canadian partners, we provide dedicated support including CUL/CSA certification documentation, bilingual (English/French) product interfaces, and a North American technical support team to ensure smooth deployment across all provinces and territories.
Partnership
98.6% field reliability rate verified by independent TÜV audit (2023) — ensuring minimal downtime for Canadian operators and end users.
24-month comprehensive warranty plus lifetime technical support, with dedicated North American after-sales team available for Canadian clients.
Custom branding and white-label OEM services for Canadian B2B clients, distributors, and charging network operators — your brand, our technology.
Carbon-neutral manufacturing processes aligned with Canada's Net-Zero Emissions by 2050 strategy — helping Canadian partners meet their sustainability commitments.
Full Product Range
Browse our full range of certified EV charging stations suitable for every Canadian application — from home wallboxes to ultra-fast commercial DC rapid chargers for highway corridors and industrial depots.
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