AutoNexus and EVSE Australia have launched a commercial partnership to provide EV charging technology to support AutoNexus and the shift to green electric mobility.
More than 30 EV chargers have been installed at AutoNexus facilities across Australia.
A roadblock to the mass adoption of EVs lies in vehicle logistics, with the ability to charge multiple cars at scale as part of the delivery process posing a significant challenge to new and established OEM EV brands, AutoNexus says.
To alleviate this concern, it has invested in a scalable and futureproof intelligent EV charging solution. Each facility can charge multiple EVs using high-powered 22kW systems that can be expanded as an OEM ups its EV offerings.
“Our partnership with EVSE and the installation of chargers across all our sites marks a significant upgrade in the electric vehicle infrastructure of AutoNexus facilities and ensures we are ready to support the growing EV needs of our current and future OEM partners,” AutoNexus managing director Darren Bowler says.
“This proactive investment places AutoNexus in a unique position in the vehicle logistics market and ensures we are the partner of choice to support any brand’s electric vehicle requirements from the moment they arrive at our vehicle compounds.”
EVSE national sales manager Sam Korkees says EVSE has been able to coordinate a nationwide roll out in under three weeks.
“We hope to continue to work with AutoNexus as they move towards a clean energy future.”
AutoNexus’ offering encompasses fleet conversions, refurbishment and maintenance in addition to vehicle logistics, parts warehousing, accessory fitment, aftermarket products, pre-delivery inspections and distribution and inventory management services for several of Australia’s leading automotive brands.
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