Astara and emovili are joining forces to install electric charging points for electric cars

By 2030, more than 250 million electric vehicles are expected to be on the road around the world, according to the
International Energy Agency, of which 5 million in Spain. It is expected that by then there will be 3 million charging points. Even in the short term, there are ambitious goals to increase the number of electric cars in the country: part of the National Energy and Climate Plan2 is that 250,000 electric vehicles will circulate in Spain by 2023.

It is noticeable that the purchase of these electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles is increasing, in a Spanish market traditionally dominated by
by petrol (38%) and diesel (18.1%) vehicleswho have seen traditional fuels displaced by alternative energy models, which accounted for 44% of the Spanish market share according to data from ANFAC, Ganvam and Faconauto.

According to data from the latest emovili Sustainable Mobility Barometer, a total of 55,995 electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles have been registered in Spain in the first nine months of 2022. In addition, registrations of this type of vehicle increased by 76.6% in September (7,497 registrations) compared to August (4,246 registrations).

To serve the increasing number of users of electric and electrified vehicles, emovili, the Spanish company specialized in
charging points and solar panelshas entered into a partnership agreement with Astara, a mobility and car distribution company, through which installation, maintenance and support services for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle charging points will be offered, targeting customers of each of its subsidiaries.

Under the new agreement, emovili will provide all of its installation services to Astara customers, enabling car buyers
electric and plug-in hybrids Count on emovili’s extensive experience and commitment to the environment. This new agreement adds to the others that the leading company in the installation of charging points and solar panels in Spain already maintains with numerous car manufacturers and other sectors such as banking. All this positions emovili as one of the highest benchmarks in the mobility-based energy efficiency market.

According to
Francisco Casas, CEO of emovili « electric and hybrid cars are the future of transportation, but the truth is that they are already a reality that brings many challenges; Among them, the installation of new charging points that allow the creation of a large network. As more and more households purchase this type of vehicle, we will have to adapt the infrastructure so that they do not add extra weight to the user. The agreement we have signed with Astara will make things easier for customers in this area and it is undoubtedly a step that will bring us closer to a more sustainable and environmentally conscious society.”

For its part, with this agreement, Astara strengthens the personalized mobility services it offers to all its customers, taking the next step in its
growth strategy plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles. The company, present in 17 countries, 3 continents and 3,000 employees, has evolved from car distribution to a broad portfolio of products and services related to mobility, and the agreement with emovili is a good example of this.

Astara identifies and tracks global trends in a customer-centric market to offer and build useful new mobility solutions in the future. With an expected sales of 230,000 vehicles in 2022 and an estimated turnover of €5.5 billion, customers have access to every type of affordable and sustainable transport solution, thanks to a diversified portfolio of proprietary, subscription-based products and services, B2B/B2C, connectivity and market intelligence, which enables brands to obtain enterprise-level information for their strategy.

»At Astara, we are committed to developing the best and best
more individualized mobility solutions for each of our customers. The agreement reached with emovili is therefore another step in our strategy and the company’s strong commitment to developing plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles while contributing to achieving a more sustainable planet,” he stressed. .
Jorge Navea, CEO of Astara.

With the recent agreement, it wants to make a contribution
efficient solutions and high quality in terms of sustainability, promoting the use of electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles. According to the WHO, the use of this type of vehicle will reduce CO2 emissions by 88% by 2050.

Source: La Verdad

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