Software Modules · EVerest
The EVerest framework is a game-changer for EV charging - but the last mile of integration is where most projects stall. We take the open-source stack and harden it for your hardware, so time-to-market is measured in weeks, not years.
Core EVerest engineering services
Transitioning from a generic Linux environment to a robust, safety-critical EVSE takes more than porting code - it takes a deep understanding of the underlying electronics. That's where we come in.
We map EVerest's modules to your silicon, whether that is a Linux application processor such as the NXP i.MX93, STM32MP2, Raspberry Pi Compute Module or a bespoke ARM board, or re-porting to a microcontroller architecture such as the i.MXRT or STM32H7.
V2G and bi-directional charging need careful certificate handling. We integrate Secure Elements and TPMs into the software flow for seamless, secure vehicle-to-grid communication.
We customise EVerest's communication layer - from load-balancing algorithms to bespoke reporting metrics - so your charger speaks your network's language.
Why partner with Versinetic
Real-world validation
We test against actual vehicle ECUs, not just simulators.
Regulatory readiness
Implementations meet UK Smart Charging Regulations and international safety standards.
Future-proofing
We architect your system to handle future ISO updates and grid requirements.
Subscription-free
Buy the charging modules and the software is included in the purchase price - no ongoing subscription.
See it in action
EVerest is an open-source software stack for EV charging stations, developed under the Linux Foundation Energy initiative - watch the overview to see how its modular architecture accelerates innovation while promoting interoperability across the industry.
EVerest, explained
EVerest is an open-source software stack for EV charging stations, developed under the Linux Foundation Energy (LF Energy) initiative. Its modular architecture lets manufacturers customise and extend the software, with interchangeable modules and an active developer community keeping it aligned with evolving standards.
EVerest is released under the open-source Apache-2.0 licence, so you can access and modify the source to add bespoke features and fit it to your own IP.
EVerest is designed for Linux-based systems (MPU). For lower-power MCU applications we typically recommend a hybrid approach or our bespoke lightweight stacks, depending on your ISO 15118 requirements.
Yes. Our charging modules provide the fastest route, but we provide consultancy and porting services for clients with their own proprietary ARM or x86-based charging hardware.
EVerest includes modules for V2G, but physical implementation requires specific hardware support for AC or DC switching. We provide the logic and driver integration to manage these power flows safely.
In its standard form EVerest needs work to become production-ready - typically networking, and security such as secure boot, encryption and device lockdown, alongside hardware abstraction for your specific boards.
Get in touch
Tell us what you're building and our engineers will help you scope the fastest, lowest-risk route to market. A conversation directly with EV charging experts.