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Have You Ever Imagined Charging Your Electric Car in Just 8 Minutes? This Is the Proposal from L-Charge, a Russian Company That Developed a Mobile Charger That Is Attached to a Minivan and Is Considered the Most Powerful in the World
At the beginning of this month, the Russian company L-Charge launched the most powerful mobile charger in the world for electric cars. It is a new service created for the markets of London, New York, and Paris. The charger allows the vehicle owner to charge it without the need to leave home, just by calling a minivan from the company with an internal battery.
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The new charger for electric cars proves to be very promising considering that this type of vehicle is growing exponentially worldwide, expected to reach up to 400 million by the end of the decade.
According to Dmitry Lashin, director of L-Charge, this trend boosts the development of infrastructure for electric cars. Currently, there are only fixed chargers for this type of vehicle around the world, and so far no other companies are developing mobile chargers.
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How Will the Charging System for Electric Vehicles Work?
The fixed charger takes 8 to 24 hours to fully charge a Tesla electric car, while the company’s mobile charger requires only 8 minutes. According to Lashin, several companies are interested in the charger, such as British Petroleum, which declared that it would be easier to buy L-Charge technology or open a car park than to create similar technology from scratch.
Some French companies are already interested in creating a park with L-Charge minivans. According to the director, a kilowatt-hour will cost around US$ 0.4 to US$ 0.6, and to request the company’s service, the client will use a smartphone app.
The L-Charge app will function like an Uber, the customer will call, and the minivan will serve them as quickly as possible to charge their electric car. It is worth noting that a minivan with the company’s mobile charger costs around US$ 150,000.
Learn a Bit About L-Charge
With the mission of preventing emissions that could harm humanity’s quality of life and always supporting the development of networks for a future transition to a 100% carbon-neutral economy, the company, in addition to working with a mobile charger, also operates at charging points powered by LNG for public and private sectors.
The company already has over 12 years of experience as a systems integrator for the processing sector and possesses data, know-how, and resources to make cleaner energy more accessible.
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