For Vestel Mobility, Duty of Care is a principle that runs through every element of our design, manufacturing, and customer support operations. From the very first concept sketches to the final commissioning of an installed EV charger, our attention to product safety, user security, and operational reliability defines the way we work.
That commitment begins with how we build. As a European manufacturer with world-class R&D, design and production facilities in Turkey, Vestel Mobility operates within one of the most stringent regulatory environments in the world. Every unit from compact AC residential chargers to our class-leading ultra-rapid Megawatt DC systems is engineered and tested to meet or exceed all UK and EU safety, Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) , and cybersecurity standards.
Our Duty of Care does not end at the factory gate. For our customers, from charge point operators and infrastructure developers to installers and maintenance providers, we extend that same ethos through every stage of deployment. Our chargers are designed for ease of installation, featuring clear documentation, intelligent diagnostics, and exceptional reliability to minimise downtime.
Maintenance is simplified through modular design and robust European component sourcing, while our software platforms deliver regular security updates and remote monitoring to safeguard performance and data integrity throughout the product’s life.
With European production, UK-based support, and partnerships across the continent, Vestel Mobility provides the local expertise and rapid response that global supply chains can’t match. That proximity to our European customers helps our partners meet their own Duty of Care obligations to their customers, installers, and end users alike.
We believe the Duty of Care is a shared responsibility to do things properly, and that starts with world-class European manufacturing. Vestel Mobility has built its enviable brand reputation on safety, reliability, and trust that extends from the factory floor to the charging forecourt.
