Valu and Infinity Drive Egypt’s EV Adoption with Flexible Financing Options

Editorial Team

Last updated 18-12-2025

3 min

Valu and Infinity team up to offer flexible payment options for home EV chargers in Egypt.

Infinity operates over 250 stations, expanding access to greener transport across 18 governorates.

Valu provides 0% interest, no fees or down payment for six-month plans.

A trip to the Egypt vs Belgium World Cup match awaits the highest financing customer.

Both companies are committed to sustainable mobility and renewable-focused lifestyle solutions.

Valu has teamed up with Infinity in a move that could make owning an electric vehicle in Egypt a bit less of a faff. The two companies are rolling out flexible payment options for home EV chargers and public charging sessions during the “EVs Electrify!” Expo & Conference at the Egypt International Exhibition Centre, running from 18 to 20 December. With Infinity already operating the country’s largest charging network — more than 250 stations and 850 charging points across 18 governorates — the partnership feels spot on for a market slowly warming up to greener transport.

What struck me, thinking back to conversations I’ve had with early-stage founders at Arageek events, is how often people mention the upfront cost of EV chargers as a real barrier. So seeing Valu offer 0 per cent interest, no purchase fees and no down payment for six‑month plans almost feels like someone finally listened. Customers using the InfinityEV app can also pay for charging sessions through Spark IT with a one‑month payment window at no extra cost, plus a 20 per cent cashback on transactions starting from six‑month tenures. Not bad at all.

Infinity’s EV division head, Shams Abdel Ghaffar, said the partnership reflects a shared ambition to boost sustainable mobility by combining tech innovation with easier financing. And on the flip side, Valu’s CEO Walid Hassouna highlighted how the move fits with the company’s broader push into renewable‑focused lifestyle solutions. I reckon the consumer finance angle will resonate with a lot of young buyers who want to go electric but feel priced out.

There’s even a bit of fun baked in: the customer who finances the highest amount during the event gets a chance to win a trip to the Egypt vs Belgium World Cup match. Exhibitors aren’t forgotten either — they’re being offered a 9 per cent flat annual interest rate through Valu Shift. Believe it or not, incentives like these can sometimes tip the scales more than the tech itself.

Valu has built a name as one of Egypt’s major fintech players, stretching from BNPL services to investment products and co‑branded Visa cards. Infinity, for its part, has grown into Africa’s biggest pure-play renewable energy provider through its joint venture with Masdar, with ambitions to hit 10GW of operational capacity by 2030. All that to say: both companies are pushing hard in their respective lanes.

As Egypt edges further towards cleaner transport, partnerships like this one could make EV ownership feel less like a luxury and more like a real, reachable option. And well… I mean, that’s something many in the startup scene have been hoping to see for yonks, even if progress can be a bit slow and, occasinally, messy.

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