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Yes. Drive Wise allows share holders to hold shares across as many different charger locations as they choose. You may hold 2 shares in one location, 5 in another, and 1 in a third, all simultaneously. Each charger generates its own independent monthly revenue and produces its own monthly earnings report.

Your total monthly payout from Drive Wise is the combined net revenue from all chargers you hold shares in. Holding shares across multiple locations spreads your participation across different sites, traffic patterns, and geographic markets within the Drive Wise network.

Owning a share in a Drive Wise DC Fast Charger means you are a revenue participant in a real, operating piece of EV charging infrastructure. Your share entitles you to a proportional portion of the net monthly revenue generated by that charger unit for as long as you hold your shares.

You do not own the physical hardware outright in the traditional sense, but you hold a revenue share position in that specific charger unit. Drive Wise retains responsibility for all operations, maintenance, and management. Your role is simply to hold your shares and collect your monthly income.

Monthly payouts are issued at the end of each calendar month. Drive Wise generates the earnings report for the preceding month, calculates each share holder's net payout, and transfers funds directly to your registered account. Your earnings report is issued at the same time as your payment so you can verify the figures immediately.

If your shares were activated mid-month, your first payout covers the period from your activation date to the end of that calendar month, prorated accordingly.

Every monthly earnings report covers the following data for each charger you hold shares in:

All Drive Wise chargers are monitored in real time around the clock. When a unit goes offline due to a fault or technical issue, the Drive Wise operations team is alerted immediately and works to restore the unit as quickly as possible. Our goal is to minimize any unplanned downtime across the network.

For planned maintenance windows, Drive Wise notifies share holders in advance wherever possible. Any downtime, planned or unplanned, is reflected accurately in that month's earnings report. Revenue is calculated based on actual sessions completed during the reporting period, not projected sessions.

Drive Wise provides monthly earnings documentation showing your gross income from each charger unit. How this income is treated for tax purposes depends on your individual circumstances, country of residence, and applicable tax laws. Drive Wise does not provide tax advice.

We strongly recommend consulting a qualified tax professional regarding the treatment of passive infrastructure income in your jurisdiction. Drive Wise will provide any documentation you request to support your tax filings.

Every Drive Wise site goes through a structured assessment before a charger is deployed. The process includes analysis of daily vehicle count and EV traffic data, proximity to major highways, retail anchors, hotels, and commercial destinations, grid connection feasibility and utility coordination, property lease negotiation, and local authority permitting.

Only sites that meet Drive Wise's traffic and revenue threshold requirements are approved for charger deployment. This process ensures that every unit in the network is placed where EV drivers will actually use it, not just where it is convenient to install.

Drive Wise currently operates over 420 active DC Fast Charger units across its network, with new locations being activated on an ongoing basis. The network spans multiple states and continues to expand as new sites are identified, approved, and brought online.

Share holders can view the charger locations they hold shares in through the Drive Wise share holder dashboard. New charger availability is communicated to existing share holders when new units become available for share purchase.

Each Drive Wise charger unit is equipped with a payment terminal that accepts credit and debit cards, contactless tap-to-pay. Drivers do not need a subscription, membership, or pre-registered account to charge at a Drive Wise station. Walk-up payment is fully supported at every unit.

The payment system is integrated with the Drive Wise network operations platform, which logs every session in real time for revenue tracking and monthly reporting.

Yes. All Drive Wise DC Fast Charger units operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. There are no scheduled overnight shutdowns or programmed idle periods. The chargers are available to EV drivers at any hour, which means revenue can be generated during every hour of every day.

Remote monitoring systems track each unit in real time so that any unplanned downtime is detected and addressed as quickly as possible, keeping revenue interruptions to an absolute minimum.

Drive Wise applies the surge rate of $0.60 per kWh during three defined peak demand windows each day:

All sessions initiated outside these windows are billed at the $0.50 standard rate. Surge windows apply uniformly across all Drive Wise charger locations every day of the week.

The cost per session depends entirely on the number of kilowatt hours delivered and whether the session falls within a surge window. A typical DC fast charging session for a mid-range EV might add between 30 and 80 kWh depending on the vehicle battery capacity and starting state of charge.

Drive Wise chargers display the applicable rate on screen before a session begins so drivers know exactly what they will pay per kWh before confirming the session start.

Getting started involves three steps. First, visit the Drive Wise Get Started page and complete your profile registration. Second, browse the available charger locations and select the number of shares you wish to purchase in each. Third, complete your payment and receive your share activation confirmation.

Your first monthly earnings report and payout will be issued at the end of the calendar month in which your shares were activated. If your shares are activated mid-month, that first payout will be prorated from your activation date.

Yes. In addition to EV charging stations, Drive Wise operates commercial-grade wind turbines across North America. Wind turbine shares follow the same model as EV charger shares: share holders receive 80% of net monthly generation revenue after the Drive Wise management fee is deducted, and a detailed monthly production report is issued with every payout.

Wind turbine share holders receive a monthly wind energy report covering daily generation data, average wind speeds, total kilowatt hours produced, gross revenue, the management fee, and net payout per share. Contact the Drive Wise team for information on current wind turbine share availability.

Drive Wise is an operator first. We do not list assets on a marketplace and pass operational responsibility to others. Drive Wise builds the infrastructure, manages it directly, and distributes the revenue. Share holders are participating in real, physical charger units that Drive Wise owns and operates end to end.

Every monthly earnings report is generated from verified operational data. Every session logged is a real EV driver charging a real vehicle at a real charger in a real location. The revenue is not simulated, projected, or estimated. It is the actual gross income from that charger during that month.