The charging network of the Volkswagen subsidiary Elli has expanded to 400,000 charging points in Europe, across 27 countries. In the process, the company has entered into a large number of alliances and partnerships, including ones with energy suppliers such as Enel and Iberdrola, the petroleum group BP and the joint venture IONITY. Elli has also achieved the status of being the 'greatest charging network in Europe'.
The aim is to provide drivers of electric vehicles with a tightly knit international charging network that is easily accessible. About 800 providers are currently integrated.
Elli aims to provide drivers of electric vehicles with a tightly knit international charging network More recently, Elli added about 24,000 Vattenfall stations in Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden.
This is along with 1,000 high-power charging points (HPC) operated by Fastned in the Netherlands, Germany, Great Britain, Belgium, France and Switzerland.
As a mobility service provider, Elli offers its services to the drivers of electric vehicles made by all manufacturers.
The aim is to provide drivers of electric vehicles with a tightly knit international charging network that is easily accessible. About 800 providers are currently integrated.
This is along with 1,000 high-power charging points (HPC) operated by Fastned in the Netherlands, Germany, Great Britain, Belgium, France and Switzerland.
As a mobility service provider, Elli offers its services to the drivers of electric vehicles made by all manufacturers.
