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PEA VOLTA is the charging network of the Provincial Electricity Authority, the state utility that distributes electricity across Thailand outside greater Bangkok. Its own site states more than 400 charging stations across 76 provinces and more than 400,000 users (checked October 2026), and its app additionally shows partner stations through roaming. Huawei FusionCharge A5 stations are in service on PEA VOLTA, and Huawei's power unit is listed at 720 kW — the highest power on the network's published tested-charger list.

EV Station PluZ is the charging network of PTT Oil and Retail Business (OR), the retail arm of Thailand's national oil and gas group, built primarily around PTT Station forecourts and partner locations. OR has stated more than 1,360 locations across all 77 provinces (October 2026) and more than 2,550 DC charging heads (December 2025). Huawei FusionCharge stations run on EV Station PluZ, including a 600 kW site in Bangkok.

MeCharge EV is a charging platform operated by MeCode Alternative Energy Co., Ltd. that runs entirely inside LINE: drivers find stations, start a charge and pay in the LINE Official Account @mecharge, and its App Store and Google Play apps are listed as coming soon. It hosts Charge Up Kingkaew in Bang Phli, Samut Prakan — a Huawei FusionCharge site of 1,320 kW with 24 guns (a 600 kW and a 720 kW power unit), open 24 hours.

iGreen+ is a Thai EV charging network with its own iGreen+ charging app, on the App Store and Google Play, and a charging card for company fleets. On 29 October 2026 iGreen+ said its network covers more than 362 stations, AC and DC, and its flagship stations include Rom Klao in Bangkok and E-Park in Phuket. Huawei FusionCharge stations run on iGreen+: Wincharge in Mueang Khon Kaen and Lat Phrao 71 in Bangkok, each 720 kW with 12 guns.

Evolt is one of Thailand's longest-established independent EV charging companies, founded in 2017 and operated by Evolt Technology Co., Ltd., covering charger supply, installation and network operation end to end. Its founder told Forbes Thailand (14 Aug 2026) that the network has more than 1,000 charging heads at 450 locations, and it is the charging partner named by BMW Group Thailand for BMW and MINI customers. Huawei FusionCharge stations run on Evolt, including a 720 kW ten-gun site in central Bangkok.

Spark EV is a Thai DC fast-charging network operated by Spark EV Co., Ltd., majority-owned by Hong Kong-listed Cornerstone Technologies Holdings, which holds the rights to build and operate charging at Bangchak petrol stations nationwide. At the Spark EV summit on 30 Sep 2026, Spark stated 330,000+ registered members and over 300 fast-charging stations; in January 2026 it had announced 250 sites, with a target of 1,000. Huawei FusionCharge stations run on Spark EV, including 720 kW twelve-gun hubs.

EleXA is the charging network of EGAT, Thailand's state-owned Electricity Generating Authority. EGAT's own stations carry the EleX by EGAT name; private owners put their stations on the same network through BackEN EV, EGAT's station-management system; drivers find, book and pay for both in the EleXA app. EleXA's own count of 1 October 2026 is 602 stations — 314 EleX by EGAT and 288 on BackEN EV — and the counter on EGAT EV's EleXA page read 712k+ app users on 5 November 2026. Huawei FusionCharge stations run on EleXA from 360 kW sites up to a 1,440 kW, 24-gun hub.

EV One Station is a Thai ultrafast charging network operated by Element Energy, focused on high-power urban and highway sites rather than broad coverage. Its flagship at One Complex Rama 9 in Bangkok is a Huawei FusionCharge 720 kW station, and an independent published three-car charging test used that site as the fastest charging location in Thailand at the time (October 2025). Drivers can pay per use without the app, and the EV One app launched on iOS in February 2026.

OneCharge is a Thai charge point operator run by OneCharge Solution Co., Ltd., an open platform that pairs a nationwide public network with a charging-management platform for site owners and fleets. Its website states 500+ stations and 2,000+ charge heads (25 Sep 2026) and 180,000+ registered users (3 Oct 2026); the station figure is platform reach and includes sites owned by third parties. Huawei FusionCharge stations run on OneCharge, including 720 kW ultrafast hubs.