Volkswagen and Enel X Way, the Enel Group's company dedicated to electric mobility, have announced the launch of their equally-owned joint venture Ewiva, which aims to accelerate the uptake of electric mobility in Italy and promote the development of a reliable, capillary high-power charging (HPC) network across the country.
Ewiva is already deploying the largest ultra-fast charging network in Italy, with 750 points, some of which are currently awaiting activation in 233 locations, adding to the approximately 17,000 charging points operated by Enel X Way.
Ewiva will operate more than 800 sites focused on city centers, suburban areas, and main roads The joint venture expects to have charging points in a total of 500 locations by the end of 2023, with the aim to reach 3,000 charging points, each with up to 350kW and powered by 100% renewable energy by 2025.
Overall, Ewiva will operate more than 800 sites focused on city centres, suburban areas, and main roads. Drivers of all types of electric vehicles from all manufacturers can benefit from the joint venture's HPC network.
Ewiva has been launched in Rome at the grand opening of its first premium recharging station in Via Flaminia 871, which will offer a lounge open to all customers and 14 ultra-fast charging points each with up to 300kW, all under a solar roof made of PV panels manufactured at Enel's 3Sun Gigafactory in Sicily.
Ewiva is already deploying the largest ultra-fast charging network in Italy, with 750 points, some of which are currently awaiting activation in 233 locations, adding to the approximately 17,000 charging points operated by Enel X Way.
Overall, Ewiva will operate more than 800 sites focused on city centres, suburban areas, and main roads. Drivers of all types of electric vehicles from all manufacturers can benefit from the joint venture's HPC network.
Ewiva has been launched in Rome at the grand opening of its first premium recharging station in Via Flaminia 871, which will offer a lounge open to all customers and 14 ultra-fast charging points each with up to 300kW, all under a solar roof made of PV panels manufactured at Enel's 3Sun Gigafactory in Sicily.
