Meet VOOLTA: New Electric Vehicle Charger Company from SolarVolt

Written by Leonardo Seiberlick

Published on 13/10/2022 at 16:12

Updated on 13/10/2022 at 16:15

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VOOLTA Is Knowledgeable in Supplying Equipment and Installing Chargers for Fast and Ultrasonic Electric Vehicles

October 2022 – A SolarVolt, a leader in solar integration in Minas Gerais and one of the most important in the country, is continuously growing in the electric and hybrid vehicles market and has planned a recent business unit in the market called VOOLTA, to dedicate engineering solutions for the charging sector. The brand launch is scheduled for the second half of October 2022

This new department specializes in the design, supply of equipment, and installation of infrastructure for fast (AC) and ultrafast (DC) chargers for electric vehicles. The company provides specialized consulting services to its clients. The new venture offers technical support with regulatory, technical, and financial information to ensure that charging options meet their real application needs.

According to Gabriel Guimarães, co-founder and sales director of SolarVolt and VOOLTA, the idea arose from the natural demand of customers buying electric and hybrid vehicles who found it difficult to locate a specialized company for charger installation. “We strongly believe in this market due to the global trend of electrification of light and heavy vehicle fleets in the coming years,” he evaluates.

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Who Does VOOLTA Supply Chargers For and How Does It Work?

The company has already distributed and installed chargers in dealerships, shopping malls, parking lots, residential condominiums, car rental companies, pharmacies, hotels, gas stations, energy distributors, supermarkets, retail stores, and others.

Electric vehicles operate with electric current from four basic components: battery, electric motor, converter, inverter, and regenerative braking system. A 100% electric vehicle (EV) or plug-in hybrid requires an external power source to charge the battery. Generally, when these vehicles are purchased, the charger and charging cable are provided by the manufacturer.

The consumer can visit the VOOLTA Website to request a quote for engineering services, supply, and installation of electric chargers for electric vehicles.

About SolarVolt

SolarVolt is the largest solar integrator in Minas Gerais and one of the leading solar integrators in the country. Founded in 2013, the engineering company develops projects and solutions for solar photovoltaic infrastructure and vehicle charging. The company operates in the agribusiness, commercial, industrial, residential, and manufacturing sectors, providing end-to-end consulting services, including exclusive services with Customer Success (CS), Post-Sales, and Finance support.

Currently, it has more than 2,000 projects installed and operating in 11 Brazilian states, generating 100 megawatts peak (MWp). SolarVolt is also part of the Brazilian Solar Energy Association Group G5. Based in the city of Nova Lima (MG), with operations in the state of Minas Gerais and the states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Espírito Santo.

Meet VOOLTA: New Electric Vehicle Charger Company from SolarVolt

VOOLTA Is Knowledgeable in Supplying Equipment and Installing Chargers for Fast and Ultrasonic Electric Vehicles

Who Does VOOLTA Supply Chargers For and How Does It Work?

About SolarVolt

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Meet VOOLTA: New Electric Vehicle Charger Company from SolarVolt

VOOLTA Is Knowledgeable in Supplying Equipment and Installing Chargers for Fast and Ultrasonic Electric Vehicles

Who Does VOOLTA Supply Chargers For and How Does It Work?

About SolarVolt

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