Vaiu Forges Partnership with Infinity to Boost Home EV Charging Access in Egypt

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Egypt’s electric mobility ecosystem is set for a significant boost as Vaiu Forges Partnership with Infinity, marking a strategic move to expand access to home electric vehicle (EV) chargers and charging solutions across the country. Announced in December 2025, the collaboration brings together valU, Egypt’s leading fintech and Buy-Now, Pay-Later (BNPL) platform, and Infinity, Africa’s largest renewable energy company and the nation’s top EV charging provider.

The partnership was unveiled during the “EVs Electrify!” Expo & Conference held at the Egypt International Exhibition Center from December 18 to 20. It reflects a shared commitment to accelerating EV adoption by addressing two major barriers: high upfront costs and limited access to convenient charging solutions.

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At the core of this collaboration is flexible financing. Through valU’s wide range of tailored financial products, customers can now purchase home EV chargers and pay for charging services using affordable installment plans. By reducing the initial financial burden, Vaiu Forges Partnership with Infinity aims to make EV ownership more accessible to a broader segment of consumers.

This initiative also aligns closely with Egypt’s national sustainability and clean transportation goals. As the country moves toward reducing carbon emissions and promoting renewable energy, combining financial accessibility with robust charging infrastructure plays a critical role in enabling the transition.

Infinity brings strong operational scale to the partnership. The company currently operates Egypt’s largest EV charging network, with over 250 charging stations and more than 850 charging points spread across 18 governorates. Additionally, Infinity has set an ambitious target of achieving 10GW of operational renewable energy projects by 2030, further reinforcing its leadership in green energy.

Commenting on the collaboration, Shams Abdel Ghaffar, Managing Director of Infinity’s EV Division, emphasized that both companies aim to remove barriers to EV ownership and empower environmentally conscious consumers. Similarly, valU CEO Walid Hassouna highlighted that the partnership enables the company to extend its flexible financing solutions into the rapidly growing EV ecosystem.

Notably, the announcement came on the same day valU revealed the completion of its 20th securitized bond issuance worth EGP 1.1 billion, underlining its strong financial position and growth strategy. Overall, Vaiu Forges Partnership with Infinity represents a pivotal step toward scalable, financially inclusive, and sustainable mobility solutions in Egypt, setting a strong precedent for the region’s green mobility future.

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