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Kaufland is expanding its public network of fast charging stations for electric cars, with a series of new stations on the Bucharest-Chisinau route, the investment being worth more than 150,000 euros. The retailer's clients will be able to charge their cars for free.
According to a press release of the company sent to AGERPRES on Thursday, the new route will be more than 500 km long and it will go through Bucharest (Bulevardul Theodor Pallady, nr. 51), Buzau (str. Frasinet, nr. 15), Focsani (Bulevardul Brailei 102), Bacau (str. Narciselor, nr. 17), Iasi - in partnership with Renovation (str. Teodor Rascanu, nr. 6A) and, finally, to Chisinau.
Recently, Kaufland has also opened a new station in the parking lot of the Kaufland hypermarket in Dej (Str. Vilcele, Nr. 2B). The electric mobility project will continue with new stations to be located at every Kaufland store that will be opened during this financial year.
The Fast Charge stations will provide fast charging through three categories of sockets: CCS and ChaDeMo (DC up to 50 KW), and also normal charge with Type 2 socket (AC up to 22 KW).
All these stations will be compatible with the current types of 100 per cent electric cars, and also with the Plug-in Hybrid type. They will belong exclusively to Kaufland and made available to the retailer's clients for free, under certain conditions, out of a desire of supporting eco-efficient transportation.
