With a “charging park” in Rutesheim near Stuttgart, the energy supplier EnBW is demonstrating how it envisions the charging of electric cars in the future. The station is located near the Stuttgart motorway junction on the level of Leonberg, is open to the public and is covered. The cars can be charged with an output of up to 300 kW with the CCS connections , Chademo and Type 2 – with specially developed comfortable cable routing, as EnBW emphasizes.

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All charging points are completely supplied with green electricity. The roof of the park is equipped with a photovoltaic system that feeds into the local power grid and supplies the site with energy itself. Payment is made with the EnBW Mobility + app.

Modular structure The “roof offers protection from the weather at all times and inviting lighting and video surveillance ensure a safe feeling even in the dark,” announced EnBW. The charging park is also equipped with public WiFi. So far it offers eight charging points, but it is modular and can be used up to 16 Charging points are doubled.

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EnBW plans to increase its nationwide around 450 Fast charging locations to 2021 via 1000. “State-of-the-art fast-charging locations are the strategic focus for further expansion,” announced the company. Overall, according to its own information, EnBW operates well in six European countries 100. 000 Charging points.

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