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The digitalization of charging stations is essential for the growth of electric vehicles
Brazilians' interest in electric and hybrid vehicles has been growing exponentially, reflected in the significant 91% increase in sales in 2023, compared to the previous year, according to data from the Brazilian Association of Electric Vehicles (ABVE). This advance puts Brazil on the global radar as an emerging market for electric mobility, with the Southeast region leading in adoption.
Barriers and challenges to the adoption of electric vehicles
Despite growing popularity, the transition to electric vehicles faces significant obstacles. A study by Bain & Company shows that, among Brazilians interested in purchasing a new vehicle, 61% would prefer it to be electric. However, the high price and scarcity of charging stations are the main barriers. In the United States, frustration with charging infrastructure is leading some electric vehicle owners to consider returning to gasoline cars, according to research published in the journal Nature.
The importance of digitizing charging stations
Brazil currently has 3.800 charging stations, a number that still negatively impacts the user experience due to the fear of running out of batteries while traveling. The solution to this challenge necessarily involves the digitalization of charging stations. IoT sensors and internet connection allow drivers to have up-to-date information about the availability, location and quality of charging available through apps.
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The Volvo charging station network, with stations offering up to 150 KW/hour, exemplifies the potential of an advanced digital infrastructure, capable of reducing battery recharging times from hours to minutes. On the other hand, category 1 and 2 stations offer slower recharges, illustrating the diversity of the recharge experience currently available.
Digitalization eliminates the need for human interaction in the recharging process, replacing gas station attendants with a self-service system. This advancement not only improves efficiency and user experience, but also serves as a catalyst for the adoption of electric vehicles in Brazil. The stations' digital infrastructure acts as a crucial differentiator, providing a reliable and convenient charging service.
Future vision and innovations in charging station management
The transformation of charging stations into fully digitalized environments not only improves the user experience, but also anticipates possible failures and problems, ensuring a more reliable service. Monitoring platforms with predictive vision offer managers a comprehensive view of the status of the charging station's various digital elements, from energy delivery to the condition of transmission cables.
Paessler AG, specializing in monitoring solutions, highlights the importance of monitoring in optimizing resources and promoting sustainability. Since its founding in 1997, the company has innovated with solutions that meet a wide range of monitoring needs, reinforcing the importance of this technology in the advancement of electric vehicles and environmental preservation.
100% digitalized and well-managed charging stations are essential for the future of electric vehicles in Brazil, facilitating the transition to more sustainable mobility. As the charging infrastructure evolves, electric vehicles become an increasingly viable and attractive option for the Brazilian consumer, contributing to reducing resource consumption and protecting the environment.
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