Volkswagen unveils a user-friendly charging station
This page is translated from the original post "Volkswagen dévoile une borne de recharge conviviale" in French.
- 19/05/2025 11:29
The automotive industry is finally realizing that the charging experience, as it exists today, is far from intuitive or satisfactory.
In this context, Volkswagen Group Charging GmbH (Elli), the charging subsidiary of the German automotive group, presented a significant advancement at the Power2Drive fair held in Munich on May 7, with its Flexpole Plus charging station. This new generation of fast charging stations, equipped with a buffer battery, stands out for its flexibility and expanded capabilities, particularly in terms of payment.
Designed to meet the needs of fleets, businesses, and operators with limited network connections, Flexpole Plus revolutionizes fast charging. It offers a power output of up to 150 kW while avoiding the constraints of costly electrical infrastructure upgrades. Thanks to its buffer battery, it can be easily installed even in areas with poor network performance.
A charging solution finally simplified?
Beyond its technical capabilities, this station embodies a new vision of charging by integrating diverse payment options, allowing operators to choose their service providers and adapt to user preferences. Contactless payment, by credit card or via mobile, thus becomes the standard. Moreover, intelligent energy management ensures optimal communication with other systems, allowing better management of peak loads and maximizing efficiency, even at sites with limited capacity.
Flexpole Plus also stands out for its innovative approach to thermal management, which reduces energy consumption while ensuring stable performance. Finally, its fully customizable user interface transforms the charging experience into a unique moment. Colors, logos, and animations can be tailored, while a dedicated screen can display advertising messages or promotions.
With Flexpole Plus, Elli goes beyond the simple concept of fast charging to offer a smooth and intuitive experience, finally meeting user demands.
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