Will shared electric vehicle charging finally take off?

Mobilize, the brand dedicated to new mobility solutions from the Renault group, partners with Zeplug to facilitate the installation of charging stations in condominiums.

This partnership aims to simplify access to charging solutions for electric vehicle users residing in apartment buildings, responding to the growing demand associated with the energy transition.

Thanks to this collaboration, customers of Renault, Alpine, Dacia, and Renew can request a Zeplug charging solution directly when purchasing their electric vehicle. Zeplug, a leader in condominium charging in France, offers a cost-free model for the condominium: the installation of the infrastructure is covered, and co-owners can then subscribe to a plan to charge their vehicle at home at a competitive price, much lower than that of public stations.

The offer includes a special promotion for buyers of certain electric Renault and Alpine models, with one year of free subscription to a 7.4 kW charging station. This initiative is part of a joint strategy to accelerate the electrification of the French vehicle fleet and promote sustainable mobility accessible to the greatest number of people.

Mobilize is thus expanding its range of charging solutions, now covering single-family homes, condominiums, and public stations. This approach reaffirms its commitment to the energy transition while making life easier for electric vehicle users.

With this partnership, Mobilize and Zeplug demonstrate the potential of collaboration between a large company and an innovative startup from FrenchTech. Together, they contribute to the evolution of urban infrastructure, offering residents the ability to charge their vehicle at home, simply and efficiently. A major obstacle to the development of electric mobility that could finally be overcome.

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