• DM EVS, wholly-owned subsidiary of Datametrex AI Limited (DM) introduces the mobile charging cart to commercial plazas and shopping malls in Vancouver
  • Marshall Gunter, CEO Datametrex, sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the news
  • DM EVS operates in the electric vehicle (EV) industry with its mobile charging units and proprietary mobile application
  • Datametrex AI Limited is a technology-focused company using artificial intelligence (AI) to create solutions for the cyber-security, telehealth, and electric vehicle (EV) verticals
  • Datametrex AI Limited opened trading at $0.11 per share

Datametrex AI (DM) subsidiary, Datametrex Electric Vehicle Solutions (DM EVS) is introducing the mobile charging cart to commercial spaces in Vancouver.

The mobile charging cart allows for an easy-to-move, mobile and fast-charging solution that can be installed anywhere EV charging is needed, without taking up large spaces in underground parking lots like the traditional EV charging station.

Marshall Gunter, CEO Datametrex, sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the news.

“With mobile charging, EV users can get charging anywhere, even in restricted spaces,” noted

“The company is thrilled that we can expand DM EVS to commercial plazas and shopping centres to help create a solution to prevent range anxiety and provide a fast, efficient, and accessible charge,” he added.

DM EVS operates in the electric vehicle (EV) industry with its mobile charging units and proprietary mobile application.

Datametrex AI Limited is a technology-focused company using artificial intelligence (AI) to create solutions for the cyber-security, telehealth, and electric vehicle (EV) verticals.

Datametrex AI Limited (DM) opened trading at $0.11 per share.


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