
July 24, 2026
Sirius Buildings has introduced Sirius Flex, a prefabricated amenity structure designed for electric vehicle charging sites, according to a press release.
The modular unit combines a family restroom, snack and beverage vending, sheltered seating, around-the-clock lighting and security in a standardized building that can be manufactured off-site and installed at a charging location.
The company developed Sirius Flex as charging operators gain greater control over dedicated properties and seek to improve the experience for drivers waiting for their vehicles. The structure is intended for highway charging hubs, rural corridors, urban locations and future fleet or electric-trucking facilities, particularly in areas without nearby restrooms, food or shelter.
Founded in Sydney, Australia, Sirius Buildings said it developed the system using feedback from charging operators in the U.S. and Australia, along with its own experience as an early adopter of electric vehicles. Sirius Flex is available in both countries, with the U.S. serving as the company's primary market.