Charging operators
You're planning an expansion and need a shortlist of areas with high demand but free fast chargers, before you budget for surveys.
Which province should we expand to first?
Charger site-selection tool
Know before you build
where drivers need chargers
that nobody serves yet
Click any point on the map of Thailand to get a 0–100 site score, calculated from real trip planning by Saifah users and weighed against existing station density. Use it to shortlist areas before sending a team to survey.
Built on 4.2 million trip-planning data points over 3 years
Areas where people plan trips, but stations are scarceare what the site score finds
Demand, from trip planning in the app
7,225 existing charging stations
Real Saifah data · Sep 2026
7,200+
charging stations on the map
with real-time charger status30+
charging networks
in one map4.2 million
trip-planning data points
Apr 2023 – Sep 202640,000
monthly users
planning trips with SaifahWho it's for
What are you deciding?
Property owners
Malls, hotels, fuel stations or condos that want to know whether there is demand for chargers at their site.
Should our site have chargers?
Investors and partners
You want to understand how charging demand is spread across Thailand, and how much of it Saifah's data covers.
Where is the market still underserved?
The real tool
Click a point on the map and see why it scored what it did
01
Score and level
A 0–100 score and potential level for the chosen point and radius.
02
What drives the score
Local demand, existing chargers, and the share of demand nobody serves yet.
03
How busy nearby chargers are
Split by time of day and power, to show whether existing stations can still cope.
Real example: in Chonburi, moving the point just 6 km north changes the score from 39 (moderate) to 87 (very high). Many planned trips pass through there and nearby fast chargers are close to full, so the tool recommends adding chargers.
How it works
One score, easy to read
tells you how strong the case is
01
Pick a point on the map
Click anywhere in Thailand and choose the radius to assess.
02
Read real demand
Count trip plans and range checks in the Saifah app within that radius. Where app usage is thin, road density fills the gap.
03
Account for existing stations
Check how busy nearby chargers are. If existing stations still have spare capacity, the score drops. Then get a suggested connector count and power.
Site score = demand × saturation of nearby stations
5 result levels
Share of Thailand's area at each level
Very high potential 65+
0.6%
High potential 50–64
6.9%
Moderate potential 35–49
33.1%
Low potential 20–34
28.4%
Very low potential <20
31.0%
The top level covers less than 1% of Thailand. Finding those areas before your competitors is where this tool helps most.
Clear limits
What the score tells you, and what it doesn't
We state the limits plainly so your team uses the score where it works.
Works well for
- Shortlisting provinces or districts before sending a team to survey on site
- Finding areas many trips pass through but with few fast chargers
- A first estimate of connector count and power for DC fast-charging stations
Not yet covered
- Guaranteed returns. The model has no land, capital or electricity cost data.
- Comparing sites a street corner apart. The resolution isn't that fine yet.
- AC (alternating current) charging, which is still in development
Network data
Every network's stations in one map
Saifah pulls real-time charger status from 30+ operators. Operators who connect their status feed are shown to drivers as they plan their trips.
Official partners
Other networks in the app · 33 in total
Start with the area you're considering
Talk to the Saifah team
Tell us the area or question you want to assess, and we'll bring a sample site score for it to the call.
- A sample score for the area you choose
- Where the data comes from, and its limits
- Connecting a status feed, for operators