Cornerstone’s CEO, Vincent Yip, left, and CFO, Barry Cheung, at an EV charging facility in Hong Kong’s Shek Yam Shopping Centre. Photo: KY Cheng
Cornerstone’s CEO, Vincent Yip, left, and CFO, Barry Cheung, at an EV charging facility in Hong Kong’s Shek Yam Shopping Centre. Photo: KY Cheng

Hong Kong needs more charging facilities as EV sales are expected to more than double by 2025, installer Cornerstone Technologies says

  • Hong Kong had 27,860 registered private EVs, or 4.2 per cent of the total number of registered private cars, in January
  • ‘We expect the penetration to reach around 10 per cent in a few years’, Cornerstone CEO Vincent Yip tells the Post

Cornerstone’s CEO, Vincent Yip, left, and CFO, Barry Cheung, at an EV charging facility in Hong Kong’s Shek Yam Shopping Centre. Photo: KY Cheng
Cornerstone’s CEO, Vincent Yip, left, and CFO, Barry Cheung, at an EV charging facility in Hong Kong’s Shek Yam Shopping Centre. Photo: KY Cheng
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