Profile

Dai Technologies Corporation (DaiTechCorp) is an EV adoption consultancy and charging equipment supplier. We add value to our customers' transition to electrified automobiles & sustainability goals. DaiTechCorp differentiates itself from other firms… Dai Technologies Corporation (DaiTechCorp) is an EV adoption consultancy and charging equipment supplier. We add value to our customers' transition to electrified automobiles & sustainability goals. DaiTechCorp differentiates itself from other firms in the EV infrastructure development market by exceling in 3 key areas:
I. Strategic Relationships -
Our core business strategy is establishing and deepening relationships with Top Ten and Top Tier electric vehicle charging equipment (EVCE) manufacturers. Our association with category leaders and our product knowledge makes DaiTechCorp uniquely qualified. We market, sell, and supply EVCE for the unique requirements specified for commercial and residential EV adoption projects.
II. Capabilities & Credentials -
DaiTechCorp's senior team members have over 100 years of experience in the electrical trades, electrical engineering, and project & operations management. We have the capabilities and credentials to install EVCE's and Make Ready infrastructure for commercial and residential applications.
DaiTechCorp is also equipped with back-office systems that can scale and support our clients before and after an engagement. Founded in 2018, DaiTechCorp is a Woman-Owned and MBE certified company. We are positioned to help primary contractors meet if not exceed its diverse supplier objectives.
III. Networks & Industry Influence -
DaiTechCorp is an EV adoption industry influencer. We have a dynamic and real-time presence on several on social media platforms. DaiTechCorp also hosts a monthly webinar. Our panelists give their insights on best practices for smart building construction, and electric vehicle adoption that ultimately yield savings and enhance projects' return on investments.
DaiTechCorp's advocacy ensures key decision makers – in government, commercial real estate, and community stakeholders – grasp there is more value to gain now, while contributing towards the EV charging infrastructure early; versus waiting until the technology becomes mainstream.