Xpeng teams up with Plugsurfing in Europe to expand its charging service
The Chinese manufacturer expects to be present in more than 60 global markets by the end of 2025, which will allow it to generate half of its revenue outside its own country.
The Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Xpeng has just announced a strategic collaboration agreement with Plugsurfing, one of Europe’s leading charging operators, thanks to which it will be able to offer its customers immediate access to its extensive network of charging points spread across the continent. This partnership will allow Xpeng electric vehicle drivers to <<>>.
Thanks to the integration of Plugsurfing’s Drive API, Xpeng users will be able to enjoy an optimized charging experience. Both from the central screen of Xpeng vehicles and from the brand’s mobile app, <<
>>it will be possible to access real-time information on the availability of Plugsurfing charging stations<<
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European Xpeng drivers will also be able to start or stop charging remotely, manage payments easily and authenticate using a free charging card that Xpeng will offer its customers. To start using this service, all you need to do is register once in the Xpeng app with an email address and enter the details required for payment.
The system also includes some advanced features, such as smart filters for finding stations, long-distance trip planning and voice search. These features are integrated both into the vehicle’s screen and the app, <<
>>ensuring smooth and practical navigation<<
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This collaboration is part of Xpeng’s European expansion strategy, where the Chinese-origin company has been gaining ground since its arrival in Norway in 2021. Currently, Xpeng operates in key European markets such as Germany, France and the United Kingdom, as well as in the Nordic countries, <<
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To achieve success in Europe, Xpeng is committed to <<
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