MG Motor France offers a charging card for Chargemap
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- 24/05/2023 14:51
MG Motor France launches its own charging card usable on the Chargemap electric charging station network. 350,000 stations are involved.
MG Motor France, a branch of the British company MG Motors, now offers an electric vehicle charging card accessible across the Chargemap network. An intelligent and convenient choice for electric car users. They can access a network of 80,000 stations across France.
The Chargemap mobile app and the MG charging card will allow you to connect in real time to the existing network. This way, you can recharge peacefully whether at work or in your residential neighborhood.
MG offers the card at a price of €15 for existing MG vehicle owners. All new buyers will receive it free of charge. The purchase of the charging card is single, so you will not pay a subscription fee for a station service afterward. The bill will only concern the vehicle’s charging.
Additionally, with the symbolic milestone of 100,000 charging stations reached on May 5, you can recharge easily and quickly across the country!
Where and how to recharge your electric vehicle?
To recharge your electric vehicle, several methods are available depending on your budget and location. We will detail four main ways to recharge your electric vehicle.
First, you can recharge your vehicle at home. Using a reinforced socket or wall-mounted charger (“WallBox”), you will have an electricity connection at your house. You can recharge your vehicle during off-peak hours at night. When you go to work, your vehicle will already be partially recharged.
Next, public electric charging stations are a good way to charge your vehicle when you are at your workplace. Be aware that not all cities are equipped with these stations. Users also need to have a charging card.
This is why the partnership between MG Motors France and Chargemap is particularly meaningful. You can locate available stations and know their power. This way, you can recharge according to your energy needs!
Moreover, some supermarket chains in France now offer charging stations. Be sure to read the access conditions carefully to avoid unexpected expenses!
Finally, you can recharge your electric vehicle at highway rest areas. By 2025, the European Union requires charging stations every 60 km on major roads to improve territorial coverage. During longer trips or daily commutes, you can quickly recharge your vehicle.
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