Up to two vehicles can be charged at the same time, in a period of 20 to 40 minutes each. This time is significantly less compared to conventional electric charging points, which can take up to 8 hours using a household outlet.
Repsol inaugurated its first charging station for electric vehicles in Peru, located in San Isidro (corner of Guardia Civil and Parque Sur avenues) and which has technology that allows for one of the fastest recharges in the city.
Ricardo Peña, Commercial Director of Repsol Peru, explained that the inauguration of the electric station “marks a significant step in the commitment” of the company, which seeks to promote a multi-energy offer consistent with its energy transition objective and offer the various “energy solutions that satisfy the needs of our customers.
“The electric car fleet in Peru is growing and that demand is what we seek to satisfy from a station located in a strategic point in Lima and with quick access for electric vehicles,” indicated the Repsol manager.
Repsol’s electric charging station allows users to recharge their vehicles quickly, in a period of 20 to 40 minutes depending on the charge level of the battery at that time.
This time is significantly less compared to conventional electric charging points, which can take up to 8 hours using a household outlet.
Peña maintained that the electric station has intelligent equipment that communicates in real time with the vehicle, and it also has a capacity of 60 kW. European standard technology has been used in electric charging, which involves maximum safety measures to charge two vehicles at the same time.
“At Repsol we want to continue offering a superior experience to customers, which is complemented by the additional services that our service stations have,” added Ricardo Peña.
Repsol has been the first global energy company to commit to having zero net emissions by 2050, and in this line it continues to lead various energy transition and emissions reduction initiatives. This milestone is part of the commitments that the company has within its Sustainability Plans.
Source: Larepublica
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