Autel Energy, a leading provider of electric vehicle charging solutions, announced a collaboration with Vattenfall which operates InCharge, one of the largest charging networks in Europe. This strategic partnership with Vattenfall, which will mark the launch of Autel’s first MaxiCharger AC Compact in Europe, is expected to provide a wider range of users with access to Autel’s electric vehicle charging products, while marking a significant milestone in Autel’s European strategy.
As part of this collaboration, Autel Energy’s Maxicharger AC Wallbox and Maxicharger AC Compact models will be deployed at Vattenfall charging stations in Germany. The Maxicharger AC station offers adjustable charging and compatibility with all electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The new Maxicharger AC Compact, for its part, allows charging up to 22 kW in alternating current, or three times the speed of current alternating current chargers. Smaller than a mini-tablet and lighter than a laptop, it is disconcertingly easy to install and maintain.
The cooperation with Vattenfall will allow Autel to reach a wider user base across Europe. With its advanced expertise in electric vehicle charging technology, Autel will provide an exceptional charging experience and expects this cooperation to strengthen its position as a key player in the electric mobility industry.
“We are delighted to partner with Vattenfall to bring our cutting-edge electric vehicle charging solutions to their extensive charging network. said Ting Cai, CEO of Autel Europe. “Our strategic partnership with Vattenfall not only marks the exciting debut of Autel’s AC Compact in Europe, but also heralds a high level of collaboration between Autel and our European strategic partners. » With Autel Energy’s innovative charging solutions aimed at accelerating electric vehicle adoption and Vattenfall’s commitment to decarbonizing mobility, this collaboration marks an important step for Autel in achieving its ultimate mission “Powering the Planet”, or supplying the planet with energy.
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