The first closed charging station

Electric vehicles are put to the test during the winter, especially in recent weeks as a cold snap has hit several regions of the United States, which have been hit by freezing temperatures and extreme snowfall, leaving many vehicles out of service. numerous external charging stations. Some EV owners have to brave the cold for hours to charge their cars so they can get around.
To increase the comfort of its users, Electrify America just opened my first internal charging station, which is located in the USA in the city of San Francisco, not far from the famous Bay Bridge. This station meets the growing demand for reliable and convenient charging solutions and is sure to be popular with electric vehicle drivers.
The station has 20 ultra-fast charging points of the latest generation, capable of providing a range of charging power up to 350 kW. Customers can charge their car in just a few minutes while enjoying two air-conditioned lounge areas where they can eat, connect to high-speed Wi-Fi or use the restroom. The station operates around the clock, with constant surveillance and security.

Electrify America: One of the leaders in charging

Electrify America, a a subsidiary of the Volkswagen concern established in 2016, is the market leader in chargers in the United States. The company has invested $2 billion in expanding its network of charging stations, which currently has more than 250 stations in California and more than 900 in North America. Electrify America also offers lounge areas near its terminals for customers to wait while charging.
Electrify America is not the only company innovating in the field of charging: Tesla, for example, is building a charging station in Los Angeles with a movie theater and restaurant, and Mercedes-Benz, for its part, offers charging. station with an indoor lounge at its headquarters near Atlanta.
These initiatives accompany the development of electric vehicles, a market that is expected to continue to grow despite ongoing uncertainties related to demand and production. Similar projects should see the light of day in Europe in the coming years.

According to Bloomberg, 16.7 million new electric vehicles will be sold worldwide in 2024 thanks to an increase in charging stations, advances in battery technology and falling prices.

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