Enel X Launches Pioneering Charging Hub for Electric Vehicles at SP Market

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Published on 07/02/2024 at 22:17

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In an innovative move within the energy sector, Enel X, a branch of the Enel Group specialized in modern energy solutions, inaugurated on February 6 its first charging hub for electric vehicles in São Paulo. Located in SP Market, one of the main shopping centers in the city, this charging point is the largest of its kind within a shopping mall throughout Brazil, allowing for the simultaneous charging of up to 20 vehicles.

With an area of 230m², the hub not only provides easy access for drivers due to its strategic location on Avenida das Nações Unidas, but it also meets the growing demand in the South Zone for charging infrastructure. This space includes fast charging options capable of fully charging an electric vehicle in just 30 minutes, bringing great convenience to users.

SP Market: Integrating Innovation With Sustainability

Maíra Santos, marketing manager of SP Market, emphasizes the role of the shopping center as a pioneer by incorporating sustainable technologies, aiming to meet the needs of conscious consumers. This initiative not only enriches the shopping experience for visitors, but also underscores the shopping center’s commitment to environmental sustainability, positioning it as a leader in innovation and ecological responsibility.

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An Infrastructure Thought Out For The Future

The charging hub, which has 193 kW of installed power, offers a promotional rate during its first month of operation. Payments can be made via the Zletric app, facilitating access to charging services, checking availability, and route planning, in addition to offering various payment options.

Francisco Scroffa, general director of Enel X, highlights the importance of the hub for strengthening the electric vehicle market in Brazil. “By increasing the number of charging points, we not only reinforce consumer confidence in electric mobility but also contribute to the evolution of consumption patterns in the country, creating an environment that combines safety, comfort, and speed,” says Scroffa.

Enel X has been a driving force in expanding the electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Brazil, with over 500 public and semi-public chargers installed in 2023, in addition to providing more than six thousand chargers for private use, including fast charging options.

“We provide chargers in strategic locations, such as roads, gas stations, commercial areas, and residential neighborhoods, in collaboration with automakers, dealerships, and parking networks. Our portfolio ranges from 7 kW AC chargers to 350 kW DC models, which allow for complete charges in less than 15 minutes, demonstrating our commitment to innovation and sustainability in electric mobility,” concludes Scroffa.

About Enel X And Zletric

Enel X Global Retail, a division of the Enel Group, is a global leader in developing innovative solutions that support the energy transition of homes, businesses, and municipalities, promoting the electrification of users and transportation. Zletric, in turn, emerged in 2019 aiming to revolutionize urban mobility with its extensive electric vehicle charging network, leading the transformation towards more efficient, safe, and intelligent mobility in Brazil.

SP Market, the site of the charging hub, is an entertainment and shopping center that stands out in the South region of São Paulo, offering a wide variety of services, leisure, and dining, reinforcing its role as an innovative space committed to sustainability.

Source: Approach Comunicação – Media Relations SP Market.

Enel X Launches Pioneering Charging Hub for Electric Vehicles at SP Market

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