Charging Fees: You can set charging fees for EV users who use your charger. Depending on local rates, demand, and your location, this can generate a steady stream of revenue.
Attracting Customers: Offer free charging as an incentive to attract more customers to your business. This can encourage people to spend more time and money at your establishment.
Fleet Services: If you have a fleet of electric vehicles, charging them with your own charger can lead to substantial cost savings over time.
Public Charging Network: If your charger is accessible to the public, consider joining a charging network that allows you to receive payments from EV users who use your station.
Government Incentives: In some areas, government incentives or subsidies may be available to businesses that provide charging infrastructure. These incentives can offset installation costs.
Energy Management: Use smart charging solutions to manage and optimize your energy consumption. By charging during off-peak hours or using renewable energy sources, you can reduce operational costs.
Branding and Customer Loyalty: Offering EV charging can enhance your business’s reputation and foster customer loyalty, potentially leading to increased sales and repeat business.
Tax Benefits: Investigate tax incentives and deductions available to businesses that invest in EV charging infrastructure.
Assuming an electric car consumes 15 kWh of electricity per 100 kilometers, our Vita Series Business Wallbox can provide the following ranges after 1 hour of charging:
7kW version: 46 kilometers
22kW version: 138 kilometers
This product is compatible with all Type 2 EV models.
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