Shopping centers and EV charging: giving drivers a reason to stay
A shopper parks, shops, and leaves. A charging driver parks, plugs in, and then has time to fill.
The charging window
Public fast charging draws drivers who plan stops around it, then spend the charging window close by. At a shopping center, close by means your tenants.
What the center provides
Parking that can stay open to the public, room for a few chargers, and power nearby or a way to get it.
What you never do
You never operate a thing. Payments, pricing, maintenance, and driver support are ours.
How to find out
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Is your lot a fit?
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