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Mercedes shet rrjetin e stacioneve të karikimit për veturat elektrike në Evropë
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Kompania franceze Electra merr përsipër 47 lokacione me 374 pika karikimi.
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Kompania franceze Electra merr përsipër 47 lokacione me 374 pika karikimi. Prodhuesi gjerman i automjeteve Mercedes-Benz ia ka shitur kompanisë franceze Electra rrjetin e vet të stacioneve të karikimit të shpejtë për veturat elektrike në Evropë. Kompania Electra do të marrë përsipër gjithsej 47 lokacione karikimi të Mercedes-Benz, me 374 pika karikimi. Prej tyre, 31 ndodhen në Gjermani dhe gjashtë në Austri. Vlera financiare e marrëveshjes nuk është bërë publike. Lexo edhe Fitimi operativ i gjigantit gjerman të automjeteve BMW bie në nivelin më të ulët që nga viti 2020 2 min lexim Ford Mustang i vitit 1966 merr motor modern V8 në projektin special për SEMA 2026 3 min lexim Ky Nissan 300ZX thuhet se qëndroi në një garazh për 28 vjet – dhe tani “po rikthehet në jetë” 1 min lexim Marrëveshja përfshin edhe një partneritet më të gjerë mes dy kompanive. Përmes shërbimit MB.CHARGE Public, klientët e Mercedes-Benz do të kenë qasje në rrjetin e Electra-s, i cili përfshin më shumë se 800…
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