E.ON has decided to publish an official announcement at the last minute, which is extremely important for millions of customers in Romania, or other regions in Europe, and this is because it brings to our attention its intentions to place up to 4.500 last generation fast charging stations, alpitronic, until 2025.
E.ON says that these fast charging stations will allow electric cars to be charged with 50 kW - 400 kW, so a large number of people will have the opportunity to charge their car faster, or less quickly, when they do various types of travel, whether short or long distances.
The decision that E.ON Romania announces was taken at group level, and it applies throughout Europe, and this is because the number of electric cars is increasing throughout Europe, but the number of fast charging stations is very small, the vast majority having very low power, so a long charging time.
E.ON Romania will also place a large number of fast charging stations in Romania, but of course the transition from vehicles with internal combustion engines to electric ones will require the creation of an extremely large network of fast charging stations, for to face the growing needs of humanity.
By 2024, we will install XNUMX new, latest-generation rapid charging stations across Europe, alp Itronic, with power between XNUMX and XNUMX kw. They cover a wide range of charging needs: whether you're at work, shopping or even on the highway. And by XNUMX, the first fast charging stations for electric trucks will be put into use in pilot locations. At E.ON, we are further expanding our own charging network and supporting customers across Europe to switch to electro-mobility.
