OUR STORY
Practical Steps Toward a Cleaner Future
QuantumEV was founded in 2021 in Langton, Ontario. We’re a Canadian company focused on building practical, affordable EV charging systems for homes, businesses, and fleets. Our goal is to help more people shift to electric without added cost or complexity.
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We handle the whole process, from design and setup to maintenance and support. Our chargers work with all EV models and perform reliably in Canadian weather. We make sure every system is easy to use, safe, and built to fit the space.
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Our QEV Connect software helps users track charging, manage costs, and monitor their system in real time. You can set pricing, schedule charging, and view usage from one place. It’s made for property owners, fleet managers, and public facilities.
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Behind these tools is a team with deep experience. QuantumEV is led by Fazal Husain, who brings over 30 years in technology leadership, business transformation, and scaling innovative solutions.
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We build EV charging that’s easy to use, dependable, and made for everyday needs.
OUR MISSION
Making EV Charging Easier for Everyone
At QuantumEV, our mission is to support cleaner transport by providing energy-efficient EV charging built for daily use. We design systems that work across private properties, shared buildings, and business fleets.
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We handle everything from planning and installation to integration and support. Our chargers come in wired or wireless options, with flexible pricing and warranties from trusted suppliers. Every setup is built to be reliable and straightforward.
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With our software (QEV Connect), customers can monitor their system remotely. It’s easy to track usage, control access, and make changes when needed. The goal is to keep charging smoothly, consistently, and ready for everyday use.
Our Journey So Far
A year-by-year look at how QuantumEV has built up charging solutions across Canada.
2020
The idea for QuantumEV began with KnowledgePool CI Corp. and Smart Building Technologies identifying EV charging as essential to future transport. They outlined a plan to make charging systems a core part of Canada’s clean infrastructure.