As fuel prices rise and as strikes against pension reforms continue in France, motorists can expect alternative mobility.
This applies to electric cars. Even if with inflation the price per kWh is increasing, that’s right good news who has just arrived users Electra terminals.
Constant growth from 2023
In 2022, Electra has frozen prices. But since January 16, 2023network that allows you to top up your account electric cars had to increase its prices.
Considered inflation which affects the country in all areas and especially rates electricity.
The price then went from From 0.44 to 0.54 euros for electric car users. But the good news is that this trend is coming soon reverse.
⭐️ VINCI highways chooses Electra!
Electra thus becomes the first pure player in France to deploy fast charging stations on France’s motorway network.https://t.co/KBLVsPqUYq
— Electra (@go_Electra) March 6, 2023
kWh drops to 0.49 euros
Indeed, when you visit a French company’s website, you can realize the price has finally come down.
When you will pay using a bank card or the Electra app, you will cost NOW EUR 0.49 per kWh.
Still need to find the Electra station. There were only in January 40 stations in France approx 200 points fast charging.
7 new stations are under construction
Vinci Autoroutes continues his obligations to support the development of low-carbon mobility.
In effect, company just trusted a french operator Electra deployment and management 7 news high-speed charging stations
112 new the planned charging points will be distributed over several terminals. First on the A7 north of Valence towards Lyon.
She will count 14 terminals charging station, and the two-way Garonne district, located on highway A62 between Agen and Toulouse, will receive 12 terminals.
Each of the districts of Carcassonne Arzens (North and South), on highway A61 in Carcassonne, will be equipped 8 terminals.
For its part, the Gignac Rebuty recreation area, on the street A55 motorway, between Marcel and Ethan de Burr, will receive 4 terminals. Finally, the Vitrolles recreation area, near the entrance to A7 freeway from Marseillewill be equipped 4 terminals.
Source: Auto Plus
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