Electric mobility: Mercedes-Benz sells its fast-charging network in Europe
Mercedes had big plans when building its own fast-charging network for electric cars. Now the automaker is selling its charging business in Europe. The buyer is from France.
Mercedes-Benz has sold its European fast-charging network to Electra, a French fast-charging station operator. The deal includes 47 charging parks with 374 charging points, mostly in Germany and Austria. This will give Mercedes customers access to over 800 Electra stations with more than 5,000 charging points in ten European countries. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Mercedes-Benz aims to focus on providing the best possible charging solutions for its customers.
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