The benefits to authorities of the Gul-e product
From the product, to installation, to how to purchase the Gul-e, watch a video explainer below.

Who are Gul-e?
A local authority partner invested in providing sustainable EV solutions
Our parents company (ODS Group) is owned by Oxford City Council, meaning not only do we understand the pressures you face, but we’ve developed a solution to solve them in the same environment in which you operate.
Following grant funding from Innovate UK and the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles, Gul-e has been developed, tested, and trialled in councils around the country, making home charging accessible to residents living on tereaced streets, or in other urban areas without offroad parking.
What do Gul-e stand for?
We’re achieving our (and your) objectives for a sustainable future
We understand the challenges in achieving sustainability objectives in the public spotlight, and under increasing political and budgetary pressure. The Gul-e allows fast, high-profile achievement of these objectives, with minimal capital expenditure.
We were established to address these shared objectives, and to encourage and facilitate the uptake of EVs in one of the UKs most famous, highly regarded, and historic cities – which many of us also call our home. In doing so, we have developed a solution from which we believe the nation’s local authorities, and residents, should benefit.
What advantages do we offer?
In a marketplace full of start-ups we’re the tried and tested option
Unlike some of our competitors, we’re not a ‘here today, gone tomorrow’ start-up, offering a great product, with no guarantee of future support or availability – we’re here to stay.
Owned by a local authority, and with a product developed in partnership with our highways department, we know what it takes to get products and work approved on the public highway. Understanding this process means less hassle for you, and a more positive response from your residents and visitors.
Where have I seen Gul-e before?
Gul-e in the news
New local authority guidance on cross-pavement EV charging solutions
The UK government has released new guidance to support local authorities in England in developing policies for cross-pavement electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions. These solutions, such as Gul-e by ODS, enable residents without off-street parking to safely and conveniently charge their EVs at home by allowing charging cables to pass across or through pavements.
High costs of public EV charging: A barrier to disabled drivers
Public EV charging remains a significant hurdle for widespread electric vehicle adoption, especially for disabled drivers. Despite falling wholesale energy prices, the cost of using public rapid and ultra-rapid chargers is still steep.
Suffolk households encouraged to join new Gul-e trial
Suffolk County Council is partnering with Gul-e to trial our innovative cross-pavement EV charging solution for households without driveways. Local households without driveways are encouraged to apply to join the trial and be among the first to benefit from Gul-e's safe, easy and convenient solution.
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