ZGONC starts lightning offensive: new e-loading points for everyone!

ZGONC starts lightning offensive: new e-loading points for everyone!

The e-mobility wave rolls in Austria and Germany at full speed! ZGONC is well on the way to massively expanding its e-charging infrastructure. By 2026, almost 130 new high-speed loading points will be installed at 38 locations, such as "https://www2.oekonews.at/ausbauinitiative-fuer-Schnelltlader-130-Neuulknellttra-SchnelltladeLadenpunkt-an-zgonc locations" Class = "Source_1"> Oekonews.at reported. These so-called high-power charger are equipped with up to 400 kW and allow drivers of electric cars to recharge your batteries for up to 400 km within just 15 minutes. A real comfort for all e-mobilists who significantly simplifies the charging!

in Brunn am Mountains, directly on the A21 motorway and near Westfield Shopping City, where the first charging station is already in operation. Michael Dockal, Managing Director of Zgonc, emphasizes: "We have always relied on innovative ideas." The connection to SMATRICS ENBW enables easy payment with various payment methods, including digital wallets such as Google Pay and Apple Pay. This shows once again that the need for electric charging infrastructure is increasing in stores, says the managing director. ZGONC’s new charging points are also available during shopping, which makes use even more attractive for customers.

EnBW-pioneer of e-mobility

The EnBW, one of the largest energy companies in Germany, plays a central role in the field of electromobility. With over 29,000 employees and more than 5.5 million customers, the EnBW has become a market leader. With the EnBW Hyllernetz access to over 700,000 charging points in Europe. This enables drivers to use their electric vehicles comfortably and offers transparent prices for shops. The EnBW Mobility+ app also ensures that drivers can always find their next charging option simply and contactless. The outstanding services of EnBW in the field of charging infrastructure have been awarded multiple.