Volkswagen on track to build global charging network
31 Jan 2023|1,188 views
Volkswagen has revealed that it has completed construction of more than 15,000 fast chargers around the world.
The firm plans to build a total of 45,000 high-power charging points that offer a charging capacity of up to 350kW, making it the first automotive manufacturer to create a global high-power charging network that all vehicles could use. A total of 10,000 high-power charging will be operating in Europe, and a total of 25,000 around the world by 2023.
The fast-charging points in Europe are being installed in part with the help of Ionity, a joint venture involving the Group brands Audi and Volkswagen Passenger Cars as well as the sports-car maker Porsche.
In addition to this, Volkswagen is also installing fast-charging points in a partnership with BP and Iberdrola, which will see the installation of approximately 8,000 fast-charging points across Europe. In the U.S.A, the expansion of the Group's electric infrastructure is being overseen by Electrify America, the largest public fast-charging network in North America. And in China, this work is being performed by the joint venture CAMS.
The firm plans to build a total of 45,000 high-power charging points that offer a charging capacity of up to 350kW, making it the first automotive manufacturer to create a global high-power charging network that all vehicles could use. A total of 10,000 high-power charging will be operating in Europe, and a total of 25,000 around the world by 2023.
The fast-charging points in Europe are being installed in part with the help of Ionity, a joint venture involving the Group brands Audi and Volkswagen Passenger Cars as well as the sports-car maker Porsche.
In addition to this, Volkswagen is also installing fast-charging points in a partnership with BP and Iberdrola, which will see the installation of approximately 8,000 fast-charging points across Europe. In the U.S.A, the expansion of the Group's electric infrastructure is being overseen by Electrify America, the largest public fast-charging network in North America. And in China, this work is being performed by the joint venture CAMS.
Volkswagen has revealed that it has completed construction of more than 15,000 fast chargers around the world.
The firm plans to build a total of 45,000 high-power charging points that offer a charging capacity of up to 350kW, making it the first automotive manufacturer to create a global high-power charging network that all vehicles could use. A total of 10,000 high-power charging will be operating in Europe, and a total of 25,000 around the world by 2023.
The fast-charging points in Europe are being installed in part with the help of Ionity, a joint venture involving the Group brands Audi and Volkswagen Passenger Cars as well as the sports-car maker Porsche.
In addition to this, Volkswagen is also installing fast-charging points in a partnership with BP and Iberdrola, which will see the installation of approximately 8,000 fast-charging points across Europe. In the U.S.A, the expansion of the Group's electric infrastructure is being overseen by Electrify America, the largest public fast-charging network in North America. And in China, this work is being performed by the joint venture CAMS.
The firm plans to build a total of 45,000 high-power charging points that offer a charging capacity of up to 350kW, making it the first automotive manufacturer to create a global high-power charging network that all vehicles could use. A total of 10,000 high-power charging will be operating in Europe, and a total of 25,000 around the world by 2023.
The fast-charging points in Europe are being installed in part with the help of Ionity, a joint venture involving the Group brands Audi and Volkswagen Passenger Cars as well as the sports-car maker Porsche.
In addition to this, Volkswagen is also installing fast-charging points in a partnership with BP and Iberdrola, which will see the installation of approximately 8,000 fast-charging points across Europe. In the U.S.A, the expansion of the Group's electric infrastructure is being overseen by Electrify America, the largest public fast-charging network in North America. And in China, this work is being performed by the joint venture CAMS.
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