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Ontario, CA – SitelogIQ, Inc. (SIQ)’s Commercial Markets division has kicked off work with Hyundai Motor America to expand electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure at its North American headquarters in Fountain Valley, CA. The project will add 58 charging ports across 30 charging stations, giving their on-site employees more access to reliable EV charging during the workday.
The installation will support Hyundai’s multi-phase EV charging stations enhancements project and includes both Level 2 and DC fast charging capacity. SIQ is leading the turnkey installation effort, including electrical infrastructure, site preparation, trenching, conduit and wire installation, equipment pads, protective bollards, asphalt restoration, striping, equipment installation, activation, and commissioning. In total, the installation is projected to add an estimated 2,500+ kW of charging capacity across the 30 new stations.
“Workplace charging is becoming a practical part of how companies support employees who drive electric vehicles,” said Clark Longhurst, President of SIQ Commercial Markets. “This project is focused on getting the right infrastructure in place at an active corporate campus, with the electrical capacity, construction coordination, and commissioning needed to make the chargers dependable from day one.”
The project also includes coordination around Southern California Edison (SCE) infrastructure requirements, along with construction planning intended to maintain safe traffic flow and limit disruption to campus operations. Construction and installation are expected to conclude with charger commissioning and inspections in Q2 2027.
Expanding EV charging access at our North American headquarters is an important step in supporting employees who are already driving electric vehicles or considering one…We selected SitelogIQ because of its turnkey EV infrastructure experience and its ability to manage the entire project through one coordinated team. We previously worked with SitelogIQ on a similar infrastructure project that was completed in line with our requirements.
The Hyundai project adds to SIQ Commercial Markets’ growing EV infrastructure work across commercial, automotive, fleet, and corporate environments. By managing planning, procurement, installation, commissioning, and field coordination through one integrated team, SIQ helps organizations bring EV charging infrastructure online in a way that supports daily operations and long-term use.
“For our team, this project is a clear example of why SitelogIQ is a trusted leader in the EV infrastructure space,” said Nate Kimes, National Account Executive at SitelogIQ. “This project gives employees dependable charging access where they already spend their day and helps Hyundai continue building a workplace that makes EV ownership more practical.”
About SitelogIQ Commercial Markets
SitelogIQ provides design, engineering, and construction management services that help organizations nationwide modernize their facilities and infrastructure. Its Commercial Markets division works with the nation’s largest commercial real estate portfolios, fleet operators, healthcare systems, and auto dealership groups to rapidly plan, rollout, and measure the impact of energy efficiency, electrification, and distributed generation solutions. SIQ Commercial Markets centrally manages portfolio-wide projects across all phases, from property selection to turnkey engineering and installation to incentive management. For more information, visit sitelogiq.com/commercial.
About Hyundai Motor America
Hyundai Motor America offers U.S. consumers a technology-rich lineup of cars, SUVs, and electrified vehicles, while supporting Hyundai Motor Company’s Progress for Humanity vision. Hyundai has significant operations in the U.S., including its North American headquarters in California, the Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama assembly plant, the all-new Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America, several cutting-edge R&D facilities and more than 855 independent dealers. These operations are part of Hyundai Motor Group, which is investing $26 billion in the U.S. from 2025 to 2028. For more information, visit www.hyundainews.com.