On October 15, 2025, Mexican clean mobility company VEMO opened the country’s largest public urban EV charging hub in Mexico City’s San Pedro de los Pinos neighborhood. This new site features 104 connectors and 6.2 MW of installed capacity, representing a significant move to expand reliable charging for residents, visitors, and corporate fleets.
New EV hub in San Pedro de los Pinos – what changes now?
VEMO Charging Network Director Carlos Levy stated that the location is designed to serve both the general public and companies with electric fleets. He described the site as “a cornerstone for electromobility” in the capital, noting that it improves access to public charging in a densely populated urban area.
Who can charge here?
The hub operates 24/7. Currently, 44 of its 104 connectors are active, with the rest scheduled to come online in stages. For drivers waiting to charge, on-site amenities include a waiting area, cafeteria, restrooms, security, and high-speed internet.
104 connectors, 6.2 MW – what’s available 24/7?
This installation significantly boosts Mexico City’s charging infrastructure by gathering services into one convenient location in the western part of the city. The phased rollout enables VEMO to scale up operations safely and efficiently in line with growing demand, ensuring the site remains accessible 24/7.
Why this hub matters for Mexico City’s electrification
The new hub is a part of the larger VEMO Charging Network (VCN), which already includes over 1,200 connectors in 18 Mexican states. By 2030, VEMO aims to have approximately 23,000 connectors in its public and private networks, servicing around 55,000 EVs. Data from the Electro Movilidad Association shows that EV and plug-in hybrid sales in Mexico increased by 50% year-over-year in the third quarter of 2025, and public charging points grew by 20%, highlighting the rapid rise in demand.
Backed by new capital
VEMO’s expansion is fueled by a US$250 million investment led by Vision Ridge Partners, which was announced in September. So far, the company has secured over US$500 million – US$350 million in equity and US$150 million in debt – from investors like Vision Ridge Partners, Riverstone Holdings, Orion Infrastructure Capital, BEEL Infrastructure Partners, PROMECAP, Covalto, and Kapital. Over the next five years, the company intends to invest more than US$1.5 billion to expand clean mobility throughout Mexico and Latin America.
How to access charging – app, payments and support
To use the chargers, drivers can find this and other stations through the Watts by VEMO app. The app allows for payment, real-time monitoring, and access to customer support. It works alongside on-site staff to assist individual drivers and fleet operators in planning their charging efficiently across the city.
With the new hub in San Pedro de los Pinos, Mexico City now has a high-capacity, public charging station that serves both everyday drivers and commercial fleets. Thanks to the phased rollout, more connectors will become available shortly, giving residents throughout the capital more charging options.
Source: https://mexicobusiness.news/automotive/news/vemo-launches-mexico-citys-largest-public-ev-hub
