Discover São Paulo's First 100% Electric Gas Station, EZ Volt, The New Hub for Sustainable Mobility

Discover São Paulo’s First 100% Electric Gas Station, EZ Volt, The New Hub for Sustainable Mobility

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 24/10/2023 at 14:09

Updated on 24/10/2023 at 14:10

Posto 100% elétrico em SP (Imagem / Reprodução: CANVA)

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Fast Chargers, Partnership with 99 and High Demand Mark the News from the Capital of Paulista. The First 100% Electric Gas Station in SP is the News of the Day.

Who would have thought that charging a car could be such a different experience, right? I’m talking about the EZ Volt Gas Station, the first 100% electric charging station in Brazil, located on Oiti Street, in Vila Reg. Feijó in São Paulo.

Anyone who stops by right away sees that the setup is different. It’s a true pit stop for electric vehicles, with several fast charging stations.

And when I say fast, I mean it really flows! Of course, there’s always that moment when the line is long and the charge comes at a more “chill” speed, but overall, it’s the quickness we expect.

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Weighty Partnership with 99 and Its Electric Vehicles

The place is so trendy that it has closed a partnership with 99, the famous ride-hailing company. This shows that electric cars are definitely entering the daily route of Brazilians.

This isn’t just about passenger cars, you know? Mercado Livre vans are also there, highlighting the high demand and versatility of the EVs gas station. Not to mention the waiting room, where you can relax, chat, or even watch TV while your car fills up its “electric tank.”

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YouTube video — 100% Electric Gas Station in SP (Video / Reproduction: AUTOV12)

So that’s it, folks. For those from outside who have never seen a 100% electric gas station, the EZ Volt Gas Station is an experience worth having. It shows that electric mobility is no longer a thing of the future, but rather the present.

Stay tuned for more news from the electric world and sustainable mobility. The thing is just getting started!

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