It won’t take long after your purchase for your friend to argue with you that fueling his hot car will cost less than charging your electric car while on the road 1500 km along the highwayobviously traveling at the same speeds.

As a rule, the fight would be close, with top-up fees through operator cards reaching up to 10%. But this is not the case with Fulli. You won and you have to admit that the only price €0.70 per top-upwithout additional commission, will help you a lot.

Mass deployment of charging stations

in 2023 yearFrance achieved the goal 100,000 public charging stations on the territory with a purpose 400,000 in 2027 year. Such a rapid deployment of infrastructure in the country has not been seen since the 19th century and the development of railways. The feat and massive acceleration required to save the planet without plunging the world into financial ruin.

In February 2024, there were 3,714 charging stations on all motorways in France that will allow you to stock up on electrons. But there is one downside: the price. Indeed, since February 2023 and the next increase in the cost of electricity, charging electric cars at public terminals has become much less profitable. By adding a fee for charging solutions, the electric car loses its economic interest. However, this interest takes precedence over saving the planet. With Fulli you have access to almost 300,000 terminals across Europe.

Without a terminal at home

Long trips are not the only advantage of the Fulli card. Behind the success of the electric car lies a very real observation: installing terminals at home is still a challenge. Between endless delays, shared ownership clauses that slow the process down even more, building infrastructure that makes these installations expensive and difficult, and additional delays caused by external events like the Olympics, having to pay for the station itself in 2024 is still not available to all.

Moreover, in most co-ownerships, the cost of installing this terminal is added to the choice of the operator, whose subscription is not only expensive, but also changes over time. Additional costs that further extend delays, after which this famous terminal will be more profitable. All that remains is the comfort provided by overnight charging. Because solutions exist.

Thus, there was an average of 30 vehicles/charging stations in France to a maximum of 16.4, i.e. a minimum of 11.4 vehicles per terminal. A ratio that should decrease in the coming years.

That’s where the Fulli card and its unique pricing make a difference. Thus, you can regularly charge your car at terminals near your home..

A trip to the edge of Europe

The electric car is not limited only to France and even more so to suburban areas. A van’s life in a car has never been more successful than it has been since the introduction of the electric vehicle, much of which depends on its ability to maintain the temperature of the cabin without starting the engine. The Fulli charging card is compatible with 300,000 terminals in Europe. One card, one price for an infinite number of possible trips. Freedom that fits in the palm of your hand.

One price and preferential tariff

Fulli offers you its card at a discounted rate of €9.90 including tax (compared to €19.90 including tax). This allows the use of 300,000 terminals available in Europe, including 90,000 in France. It is clear that the single tariff of €0.70 is truly unique, regardless of the terminal used, whatever tariff is applied or the amount of electricity charged.

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