ABB E-Mobility Transforms Home Charging Experience for Electric Vehicles

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Published on 01/03/2024 at 14:12

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Custom Residential Installation Service for Smart Electric Vehicle Owners in Europe

ABB E-mobility is revolutionizing the way smart electric vehicle (EV) owners in Europe charge their cars at home. With a custom residential installation service, the company integrates convenience and intelligence directly into users’ homes, facilitating a smooth transition to electric mobility. This innovative service will be an integral part of the buying experience at smart, the new premium brand for smart electric cars, allowing buyers to customize not only their vehicles but also how they charge them.

Smart EV owners will enjoy a fully integrated e-commerce process, starting from the moment of vehicle purchase, through choosing the most suitable home charging solution, to the efficient installation of the charger by specialized ABB E-mobility technicians. This collaboration between ABB E-mobility and smart Europe ensures that home chargers not only automatically recognize the vehicle, without the need for extra apps, but also allow access to all charging functionalities through the vehicle’s app, providing a cohesive experience both at home and on the road.

Innovation in Home Charging

The integration of ABB E-mobility’s service platform with smart’s online marketplace aims to provide a reliable and effortless home charging experience. “By integrating our service platform with smart, our goal is to offer a home charging solution that is both safe and simple, eliminating any concerns for EV owners regarding charging their vehicles,” says Xuan-Zheng Goh, Head of Product Management at smart Europe.

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Partnership for a Sustainable Future

The collaboration between ABB E-mobility and smart symbolizes a significant step towards a sustainable mobility future, combining advanced technology with high-quality installation services. The seamless integration of ABB’s service platform into smart’s online purchasing process ensures that users receive not only the most suitable charger for their needs but also uninterrupted logistical and customer service support.

As a global leader in EV charging solutions, ABB E-mobility is at the forefront of developing technologies that not only meet the current needs of EV drivers but also pave the way for a greener future. With a comprehensive portfolio that includes everything from smart residential chargers to high-power charging solutions for transit stations and fleet electrification, ABB E-mobility is setting the standard for an efficient and sustainable EV charging ecosystem.

Source: Carla Macedo.

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ABB E-Mobility Transforms Home Charging Experience for Electric Vehicles

Custom Residential Installation Service for Smart Electric Vehicle Owners in Europe

Innovation in Home Charging

Partnership for a Sustainable Future

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