PH7 Electric · Showroom
We sell electric vehicles. And we look after them.
The PH7 Electric showroom sells EVs online across multiple manufacturers, and sells and services them offline. It is a business in its own right — and it is also the reason the fleet works, because the vehicles under that service are maintained by the same company.
Two channels
Online reach, offline hands.
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Online — multiple manufacturers
Electric vehicles sold online, across more than one manufacturer rather than as a single-brand dealership. Buying from a company that is not tied to one badge means the recommendation can be about the buyer’s use case.
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Offline — sales and service
Sales and service in person, for buyers who want to see the vehicle before they commit and for owners who need it looked after afterwards. The service side is the half most EV buyers are actually anxious about.
Manufacturers
More than one badge.
We sell across multiple manufacturers rather than for a single one. Their names will appear here as each is cleared for publication — until then none is named, because a logo on a website is a claim about a relationship.
Why it matters to a fleet buyer
A fleet is only as good as its worst week.
Vehicles come off the road. What decides whether that is an inconvenience or a failed service is who fixes them and how fast. Because PH7 Electric services the vehicles it sells, a fault in the managed fleet is an internal problem with an internal answer rather than a queue at somebody else’s workshop.
That is the whole argument for one vertical doing both, and it is why the fleet and this page are two halves of PH7 Electric rather than two businesses that happen to share a name.
EV enquiries
Buying one, or buying a fleet of them.
Tell us the use case — a single vehicle, a set of them, or a managed fleet where the vehicle comes with the crew — and we will tell you what fits.