The Serbian government is negotiating with Chinese tech giant Teld regarding cooperation in the electric mobility sector

The Chinese company Teld, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of charging stations for electric vehicles, has expressed serious interest in investing in Serbia. Company representatives have held meetings with the Serbian Ministry of Domestic and Foreign Trade to discuss opportunities for establishing production facilities and developing charging infrastructure in the country. BalkanEngineer.com learned this from the specialized business portal eKapija.

Teld’s interest is focused on expanding its global network and leveraging Serbia’s strategic location as a logistics hub for Southeast Europe. The Chinese investor operates the largest charging network in China and is developing innovative technologies for “smart” energy management that could also be applied to the modernization of Serbia’s transport sector.

During the talks, it was emphasized that Serbia offers a favorable business environment and incentives for companies in the high-tech and green energy sectors. The potential cooperation envisages both the sale of equipment and the transfer of technology and training of local personnel. The negotiations are part of Serbia’s previously announced strategy to increase the number of electric vehicles and build a denser network of charging stations along the country’s main highways.

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