Planning a charge has never been this easy. Thanks to the evway digital platform, 80,000 charging points across Europe are now accessible. The service is part of LifeGate's eMobility programme, offering concrete support for the uptake of electric vehicles.
Carthago delenda est, said Cato the Censor in 157 BC, convinced that the destruction of rival Carthage was an urgent necessity for the Romans, as neither compromise nor negotiation was possible or worthwhile. Today, too, there is a Carthage to defeat. And it is traditional mobility, characterised by the dominance of fossil fuels and the chronic congestion of urban centres. How? By acting. That is, by putting in place awareness initiatives on sustainable mobility and, crucially, by providing concrete support for the uptake of electric vehicles. This is precisely what LifeGate is doing through the eMobility project and its partnership with the European platform evway.
eMobility is an integrated service system that LifeGate has developed to support electric mobility. The aim is to encourage the uptake of battery-powered cars by supporting those who choose electric, increasing the sustainability of local areas and helping to improve the environment. eMobility, for example, makes available to both private individuals and businesses a range of personalised charging systems, assesses financing options, selects the most suitable hybrid and electric models according to different needs, and guarantees, as an energy supplier, supply from renewable sources. An ambitious project, a complex "edifice" to build, for which LifeGate has chosen as its partner evway, a digital platform powered by Route220, committed to promoting electric mobility in every respect.
Evway is a European, digital and integrated platform designed for those who choose to purchase an electric vehicle and intend to use it as a practical mobility solution. If, for example, you are running low on battery, your range is not sufficient to reach your desired destination, or you are unsure how to pay for a "fill-up", evway steps in. Thanks to the interaction between the dedicated app and a map of 80,000 charging points across Europe, of which 2,000 are in Italy, it is possible to find out in real time where and how to charge, contacting the facilities so as to plan the journey.
Rather like travelling with a (virtual) butler ready to solve every problem and suggest the services available in the area, so as to make the most of even the charging break. Evway is a positive response to the doubts and fears surrounding the real-world feasibility of using an electric car.