UrbMidia Partners With Startup Tupinambá to Invest in Charging Stations for Electric Cars in the Northeast

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 28/02/2022 at 11:19

Updated on 28/02/2022 at 12:52

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UrbMidia Closed A Partnership With Tupinambá Energia To Meet The Demand Of Charging Stations For Electric Cars Throughout The Northeast Region

The advancement of electric cars will also require a significant advancement in the expansion of charging station infrastructure. In this way, the UrbMidia Group has formed a partnership with the startup Tupinambá for the construction of new charging stations in the Northeast. According to the National Association of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (Anfavea), in the last year, a total of 34,990 electric and hybrid cars were registered in the country, a growth of over 70% compared to the previous year.

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The owners of electric cars represent an ever-expanding audience and need more charging stations. With this in mind, the UrbMidia group announced a new member of its team, UrbEletric.

The company aims to offer various charging solutions for electric cars in environments such as hotels, condominiums, commercial buildings, shopping centers, among others, in the Northeast Region. In addition to the implementation of charging stations and the retail sale of chargers, the UrbMidia group also brings, to the capital of Ceará, in the Northeast, an unprecedented venture: the premium charging station UrbEletric by Tupinambá.

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The new company in the UrbMidia group is also the next step in DOOH media in Fortaleza, a result of the partnership with Tupinambá, a company specialized in solutions focused on electric mobility and areas related to the sector.

Tupinambá launched a national app capable of interconnecting charging stations across Brazil. Through the startup’s platform, any company can register a point for electric vehicle owners to search for charging stations along their journey.

Recently, Tupinambá received funding of R$ 10 million from the national joint venture between Shell and Cosan, Raízen, with the aim of expanding investments in charging stations for electric cars.

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Tupinambá was created to make the lives of electric car owners easier by offering various solutions for vehicle charging from end to end, from the app to the charged car. Additionally, the company’s goal is to support the shift in the automotive energy matrix and enable the reduction of CO2 emissions to benefit the environment.

The UrbMidia Group brought to the capital of Ceará, Fortaleza, the brilliance of the first high-definition LED panels that feature remote monitoring. The group was a pioneer in the use of a metrics system for Digital Out of Home. Based on market demands and potentials, the expansion of its product portfolio makes its newest launch possible, the largest digital gable end in the North and Northeast.

UrbMidia Partners With Startup Tupinambá to Invest in Charging Stations for Electric Cars in the Northeast

UrbMidia Closed A Partnership With Tupinambá Energia To Meet The Demand Of Charging Stations For Electric Cars Throughout The Northeast Region

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UrbMidia Partners With Startup Tupinambá to Invest in Charging Stations for Electric Cars in the Northeast

UrbMidia Closed A Partnership With Tupinambá Energia To Meet The Demand Of Charging Stations For Electric Cars Throughout The Northeast Region

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