Graal Network and ABB Advance in Electric Vehicle Charging

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Published on 14/12/2023 at 18:31

Foto: Tamer Comunicação Empresarial – Ana Carolina Saito.

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Innovative Partnership for Electric Mobility

A new era in electric mobility is about to be inaugurated by Rede Graal, in partnership with ABB Electrification. Together, they are introducing an innovative electric vehicle charging network in various regions of Brazil, including São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, Santa Catarina, and Rio Grande do Sul. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for electric vehicle drivers, offering them ultrafast and semi-fast charging options.

Advanced Charging Technology

Rede Graal, with the support of ABB, is implementing 10 ultrafast charging stations and 31 semi-fast chargers. These ABB Terra 124CC chargers are capable of powering a vehicle in less than 30 minutes. Additionally, they can charge two vehicles simultaneously, sharing power of 120kW@920VDC. This cutting-edge technology is not only efficient but also exciting, as it is the same used in the ABB FIA Formula E Championship.

Drivers will also have access to 22kW ABB Terra AC wallbox chargers, providing an enhanced user experience. The entire infrastructure is aligned with international standards and Brazilian regulations, ensuring a reliable and safe charging solution.

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Connectivity and Sustainability

In addition to offering efficient charging technology, the ABB chargers have internet connectivity and cloud management tools. All of this is monitored by Grupo Graal and its partners, ensuring a hassle-free charging experience for users.

Wilson Morais, director of products and solutions for ABB’s E-Mobility division, highlights the relevance of this technology, the same that powers the ABB FIA Formula E, now available for Brazilian drivers. With over 1 million chargers sold worldwide, ABB establishes itself as a leader in the electric vehicle infrastructure sector.

On the other hand, Nivaldo Junior, Manager of new business for Grupo Graal, emphasizes the company’s commitment to expanding the charging network, meeting the growing demand for sustainable mobility in Brazil. He expresses pride in being part of this movement towards the future of electric mobility.

This partnership between Rede Graal and ABB represents a significant step for electric mobility in Brazil. With the increasing adoption of electric vehicles, these initiatives are crucial to ensure an adequate charging infrastructure, promoting a more sustainable and efficient future for all.

Source: Tamer Comunicação Empresarial – Ana Carolina Saito.

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