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E-Gap offers charging service for Fiat 500e

On-demand service in Berlin and Munich aims to replace stationary chargers. 100 percent with green electricity and integration into the Fiat app. The service is set to expand to 15 cities in Germany, Italy, France, and Spain.

Mobile charging service in sight: If the charging station in your neighborhood is occupied again, Fiat customers will soon be able to order a charging service via an app. | Photo: Fiat
Mobile charging service in sight: If the charging station in your neighborhood is occupied again, Fiat customers will soon be able to order a charging service via an app. | Photo: Fiat
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Fiat, a Stellantis subsidiary, and the charging solutions start-up E-GAP have introduced a mobile fast-charging service for the Fiat 500e, which aims to replace conventional stationary charging stations, for example, when they are not accessible or occupied at desired times. The on-demand service is currently being set up in Germany, Italy, France, and Spain. The offer is already available in cities such as Berlin and Munich.

The backbone of the start-up's mobile charging service consists of electrically powered small vans with large onboard power storage units. These are powered 100 percent from renewable energy sources. The service can be ordered via smartphone through the Fiat app. The fast-charging process can be carried out at any accessible location and, if desired, without the vehicle owner's presence. The customer only needs to specify the location, desired time period, and charging level, the provider outlines.

The customer is informed about a planned charging process through the app and must grant the provider permission to charge within this timeframe. The service arrives within 90 minutes of the order and performs the service independently without removing the vehicle from its parking spot. To introduce the service, on-demand charging for the Fiat 500 Electric or the Abarth 500e costs 50 cents/kWh.

Translated automatically from German.
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