Intelbras has launched a complete line of electric vehicle chargers. There are six models of chargers of different capacities to serve the end consumer as well as corporate customers. According to the press release, the goal is to increase the electric vehicle charging infrastructure network throughout the country.

Intebras Energy Director Maria Helena Garcia says despite the promising outlook, Brazilian electric vehicle market needs more infrastructure. “The Brazilian market for electric vehicles is very promising, but it still needs infrastructure to meet the demand of the population for the use of the product in homes, condominiums, parking lots and in the public sector itself. The Intelbras line is designed to meet the needs of the public. the needs of all these audiences, ranging from portable models to more powerful ones.”

Explore the Intelbras range of EV chargers

The range of battery chargers to improve the mobility of electric vehicles includes six models for all types of customers. The company notes that the chargers are compatible with the main electric vehicles sold in the Brazilian market.. Below you can see the chargers:

• Main: 7.4 kW
• Portable mini: 3 kW
• City: 11 kW or 7.4 kW
• Business: 7.4 kW or 22 kW

The charging stations will also be compatible with Intebras CVE-Pro management software, which allows billing, cost allocation, user grouping and power limiting for each charging station. “Intelbras is committed to making technology available to improve and simplify people’s lives. We want to enter the market with high-quality solutions and competitive positioning, hoping to become one of the market leaders in this segment in the medium and long term,” commented Maria Elena.

Availability and presale

Products from the EV charger portfolio will be sold through the sales channels of Intelbras and partners throughout Brazil. For customers interested in buying charging stations, Intelbras prepared the official page so that the user can determine which charger suits their needs and begin the pre-sale process.

Now is the right time to invest in the electric vehicle segment as, according to a survey conducted by the Brazilian Association of Electric Vehicles (ABVE), over 49,000 electrified vehicles were licensed in the country last year, up 41% in sales compared to the previous year. from 2021. Brazil already has an estimated fleet of electric and hybrid vehicles in excess of 130,000 units.

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Via: Intelbras

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